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Twelve countries including Malaysia have finally signed the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) in Auckland today which is set to expand markets, reduce tariffs and promote freer trade.
International Trade and Industry Minister Mustapa Mohamed signed the comprehensive 21st century pact pact for Malaysia that represents nearly 40 percent of global gross domestic product worth US$30 trillion (RM124.7 trillion).
International Trade and Industry Minister Mustapa Mohamed signed the comprehensive 21st century pact pact for Malaysia that represents nearly 40 percent of global gross domestic product worth US$30 trillion (RM124.7 trillion).
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