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Primary Industries Minister Teresa Kok has expressed hope that the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) project will prioritise local resources after the Government announced the project was back on track.
Speaking to reporters after attending the Nutrition Seminar - Living Healthy with Malaysian Palm Oil on Saturday, Kok said her ministry is also hoping that the development will result in China making more commitment to purchase Malaysian commodities, especially palm oil and rubber.
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Speaking to reporters after attending the Nutrition Seminar - Living Healthy with Malaysian Palm Oil on Saturday, Kok said her ministry is also hoping that the development will result in China making more commitment to purchase Malaysian commodities, especially palm oil and rubber.
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