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Deputy International Trade and Industry Minister Dr Ong Kian Ming told participants of the “Status of Institutional Reforms After 100 Days” forum on Saturday that the government-linked companies (GLC) will be improved in their governance and will be asked not to compete in non-related fields, under the Pakatan Harapan rule.
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