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Malaysia will be impoverished and be less competitive if the country rejects foreign investments based on racist reasons, said Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
Without naming any critic, he said some parties who are "economically illiterate and racist” had harped on the issue.
Without naming any critic, he said some parties who are "economically illiterate and racist” had harped on the issue.
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