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Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has invited Japan to partner Malaysia in the development of the Southeast Asian country.
In a meeting with leaders of major Japanese economic organisations he said the new government in Malaysia which he led would be business friendly.
In a meeting with leaders of major Japanese economic organisations he said the new government in Malaysia which he led would be business friendly.
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