Thoughts to ponder: Day one of the CEC 2021 gave an overarching view on Malaysia’s progress towards a circular economy, such as in the panel discussion Investments and Innovations, which featured (from left) PwC’s Chan, UOB’s Goh and MaGIC’s Mohd Safuan.
KUALA LUMPUR: A circular economy can help in bringing sustainable benefits to Malaysia, in tandem with opening up opportunities that can profit businesses in the long run.
This was the key message threading through the different sessions of day one of the Circular Economy Conference (CEC) 2021.
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