Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak today (Thursday) outlined five key strategic thrusts under the 10th Malaysia Plan (10MP) to enable Malaysia become a high-income and developed nation by 2020.
The prime minister said that to move in that direction, Malaysia had to draw up a new approach which emphasised quality human capital, innovation and creativity, and the government had to operate as a competitive corporation.
When tabling the 10MP in the Dewan Rakyat, Najib said Malaysia could no longer depend on a low-cost structure to remain competitive internationally because globalisation, liberalisation and the emergence of countries, such as China, India, Brazil, Russia, the Middle East and countries in the region, had intensified the competition for trade and investment.
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And what is Greater Kuala Lumpur?
The Middle East, China and India have always been big powers. Parameswara can tell you that. Perhaps Malaysia can relive the heydays of Malacca. Service does sell. Thus, look back in history, be a dynamic port again.
ReplyDeleteBut please, if we want to make it happen, no more PKFZ scandal again. We could have done a lot with 12 billion!
Perfect vision is blurred by corruption.
All around the world there are anti globalisation groups.
ReplyDeleteMalaysia should join them because globalisation is one of the tools by Illuminati to rule the world.
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