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The government's move to buy four highways will remove the temptation to extend concession agreements, says a deputy minister.
International Trade and Investments Deputy Minister Ong Kian Ming said these extensions were often negotiated by the previous government in lieu of compensations for scheduled toll hikes.
International Trade and Investments Deputy Minister Ong Kian Ming said these extensions were often negotiated by the previous government in lieu of compensations for scheduled toll hikes.
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