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Malaysia welcomes all domestic and foreign investors to do business in an open tender manner, said Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng at the 11th World Tong An Fellowship Conference 2018.
He said having an open tender process is one way Malaysia can keep up with international values to spur its economic development.
He said having an open tender process is one way Malaysia can keep up with international values to spur its economic development.
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