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Business Council helps Malaysian businesses succeed

By Crissy at 02/25/07 07:33

The Malaysian business community in Jakarta has praised Malaysia's prime minister for encouraging Indonesian business ventures coming to Malaysia to be successful. The Malaysian Club Business Council was set up to see Malaysian businesses succeed. The MCBC also helps new Malaysian businesses that want to go into the Indonesian market.

Original source: Bernama. MCBC Commends Abdullah's Call For Success In Indonesian Ventures

Business Council helps Malaysian businesses succeed

The Malaysian business community in Jakarta has praised Malaysia's prime minister for encouraging Indonesian business ventures coming to Malaysia to be successful. The Malaysian Club Business Council was set up to see Malaysian businesses succeed. The MCBC also helps new Malaysian businesses that want to go into the Indonesian market.

Original source: Bernama. MCBC Commends Abdullah's Call For Success In Indonesian Ventures

Gulfood Exhibition profitable for Malaysia

The Malaysian companies that participated in "The Gulfood 2007", which is the Middle East's largest specialized food, beverages and equipment show, reaped huge benefits. The show lasted four days, ending on February 22, brought in potential sales of US$32.24 million. This was Malaysia's opportunity to really entire this market and has done very well.

Original source: Bernama. M'sian Companies Get Some US$10.32 Mln Orders At Gulfood Exhibition

Gulfood Exhibition profitable for Malaysia

The Malaysian companies that participated in "The Gulfood 2007", which is the Middle East's largest specialized food, beverages and equipment show, reaped huge benefits. The show lasted four days, ending on February 22, brought in potential sales of US$32.24 million. This was Malaysia's opportunity to really entire this market and has done very well.

Original source: Bernama. M'sian Companies Get Some US$10.32 Mln Orders At Gulfood Exhibition

Grenade explosion a personnel issue

On January 10 two hand grenades detonated injuring four soldiers at Ban Din Samoe post on Malaysia-Thailand border. It's been determined to be a personnel disciplinary issue and will be handled internally. Stern action will be taken against those involved so that an incident like this will not happen again.

Original source: Bernama. Bomb Explosion Case Becomes Military Discipline Issue

Grenade explosion a personnel issue

On January 10 two hand grenades detonated injuring four soldiers at Ban Din Samoe post on Malaysia-Thailand border. It's been determined to be a personnel disciplinary issue and will be handled internally. Stern action will be taken against those involved so that an incident like this will not happen again.

Original source: Bernama. Bomb Explosion Case Becomes Military Discipline Issue

Malaysian researchers to keep up with techology

Malaysia's prime minister has challenged its researchers to show that Malaysia can develop cutting edge solutions and applications based on today's technology. If Malaysia can be a technology creator, then it can move up the economic value chain and stand alongside other developed nations. Malaysia is hoping to be a leading developer in the development of `Radio Frequency Identification' technology.

Original source: Bernama. PM Challenges Local Researchers To Develop Leading-edge Applications

Malaysian researchers to keep up with techology

Malaysia's prime minister has challenged its researchers to show that Malaysia can develop cutting edge solutions and applications based on today's technology. If Malaysia can be a technology creator, then it can move up the economic value chain and stand alongside other developed nations. Malaysia is hoping to be a leading developer in the development of `Radio Frequency Identification' technology.

Original source: Bernama. PM Challenges Local Researchers To Develop Leading-edge Applications

Malaysia won't impost mimimum wage

Malaysia is not ready to impose a minimum wage law. It would prefer instead for the private sector to correct the wage issues itself, as it could address the problems of unemployed graduates, illegal immigrants and issues related to foreign workers. Right now there are plenty of jobs available in Malaysia, but Malaysians aren't taking them because of the low wages.

Original source: Bernama. M'sia In No Rush To Adopt Minimum Wage Policy, Says Najib

Malaysia won't impost mimimum wage

Malaysia is not ready to impose a minimum wage law. It would prefer instead for the private sector to correct the wage issues itself, as it could address the problems of unemployed graduates, illegal immigrants and issues related to foreign workers. Right now there are plenty of jobs available in Malaysia, but Malaysians aren't taking them because of the low wages.

Original source: Bernama. M'sia In No Rush To Adopt Minimum Wage Policy, Says Najib