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Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak today touted the successful visit of US president Barack Obama to civil servants, saying that the country was able to showcase how far Malaysia had come.
Najib, in his monthly address to the Prime Minister's Department staff, said this was a far cry to then US president Lyndon B Jonson's visit to Malasysia 48 years ago.
Najib, in his monthly address to the Prime Minister's Department staff, said this was a far cry to then US president Lyndon B Jonson's visit to Malasysia 48 years ago.
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