Umno leader questions Perikatan govt over dismal FDI record


PUTRAJAYA: An Umno leader has questioned the Perikatan Nasional government over the dismal foreign direct investment (FDI) record which saw figures plunge drastically over the past three years.

Federal Territories Umno chief Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani said that in 2017, Malaysia’s FDI stood at US$13.5bil (RM56bil) but in 2020 the amount recorded was merely US$2.5bil (RM10.37bil).

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