Looi Sue-Chern
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Defence shows help position Malaysia, says minister
Nation building cooperation within Asean to play role in defence strategies and diplomacy, says Mohamad Sabu.
Arms industry will help economy, says Dr Mahathir
It will help Malaysia become a developed nation, says prime minister.
Kedah sets up northern aeropolis hub
It is expected to attract investments of RM1 billion to RM2 billion.
Govt inks RM4 billion deals at LIMA 2019
Most of the procurement, industrial collaboration contracts are for maintenance, repair and overhaul services for defence assets.
All-in-one ocean governance regime needed, says Dr Mahathir
Comprehensive policy will allow authorities to manage nation’s waters and enforce laws more efficiently, says prime minister.
Don’t sacrifice oceans for sake of economic growth, says PM
Dr Mahathir Mohamad calls on maritime sector not to unscrupulously exploit Malaysia's natural resources.
No trade war with EU, says Dr Mahathir
His clarification comes after European Union’s current anti-palm oil campaign.
PM never forced his opinion on others, says Mat Sabu
Dr Mahathir gives in when there are better views and arguments, says defence minister.
No need for Pakatan leadership meeting over PAC issue, says Muhyiddin
The Bersatu president says the issue will be resolved soon and it is normal for parties to have internal rumblings.
Putrajaya eyes RM1 billion aerospace investments this year
Malaysian Investment Development Authority says RM500 million is in the bag.
Aerospace, maritime industries soar as Lima exhibition opens
Expansions worth about RM800 million forecast, says prime minister.
Suggestion on buying China jets needs cabinet discussion, says Mat Sabu
Defence minister says matter has to do with European move to curb use of palm oil, a key Malaysian commodity.
Pakatan still intact, says Mat Sabu after Nurul Izzah’s PAC exit
The Amanah president says leaders come and go but Pakatan will remain strong.
45,000 households benefit from national food bank
Under the programme, hypermarkets donate consumables they could not sell, which are distributed to needy households.