The leaders of Malaysia and Singapore have formally reached an agreement to establish a special economic zone connecting the border between the two countries, with the goal of attracting 50 projects in the first five years of its establishment. “This is an important project, built on the complementary structures of Singapore and Johor so that both parties can be more competitive, enhance their value proposition, and jointly attract more investment,” Huang Xuncai spoke in Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia.

The leaders of Malaysia and Singapore have formally reached an agreement to establish a special economic zone connecting the border between the two countries, with the goal of attracting 50 projects in the first five years of its establishment. “This is an important project, built on the complementary structures of Singapore and Johor so that both parties can be more competitive, enhance their value proposition, and jointly attract more investment,” Huang Xuncai spoke in Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia.