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Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the government is committed to meet the extended deadline on the Rapid Transit System (RTS) project set by Singapore on October 30.
Speaking to the press after officiating Johor Port Week 2019 on Monday, he said he would be meeting his Singaporean counterpart Khaw Boon Wan soon.
Speaking to the press after officiating Johor Port Week 2019 on Monday, he said he would be meeting his Singaporean counterpart Khaw Boon Wan soon.
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