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Citing Dubai’s success, Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak has defended the government’s attempts to draw foreign investment to the Forest City project in Johor.
He told a crowd of low-cost flat dwellers this morning that Dubai used to be nothing but a barren desert landscape, but was able to draw foreign investment by selling land for development.
He told a crowd of low-cost flat dwellers this morning that Dubai used to be nothing but a barren desert landscape, but was able to draw foreign investment by selling land for development.
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