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Malaysia’s former finance minister Anwar Ibrahim has weighed in on the projections made by the country’s current finance minister.
During a live session on Facebook on Tuesday morning, Anwar called Tengku Zafrul's projections on Malaysian’s economic recovery as 'unrealistic and misleading'.
During a live session on Facebook on Tuesday morning, Anwar called Tengku Zafrul's projections on Malaysian’s economic recovery as 'unrealistic and misleading'.
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