Anwar says Malaysia set to gain from new investment, industrial cooperation with India
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Indian industry leaders to discuss investment opportunities in automotive, engineering, and agribusiness sectors. The meetings aim to strengthen economic ties and facilitate technology transfer to Malaysia.
Why it matters
These discussions highlight Malaysia's strategy to attract high-value foreign investment and integrate AI and advanced manufacturing into its local economy.
NEW DELHI, Sept 13 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said his meetings with representatives of several leading companies here today reflect the continued confidence of industry players and investors in Malaysia’s economic potential and direction.
“The Madani Government will continue to facilitate quality investments that strengthen local industries, create high-value jobs, and ensure that the benefits are felt by the people,” he said.
Anwar, who is also Finance Minister, met representatives of DRB-Hicom, Segula Technologies India, AWL Agri Business Ltd and Motherson Group to discuss opportunities to expand investment and industrial cooperation between Malaysia and India in strategic sectors.
The first meeting was held with representatives of DRB-Hicom, who were accompanied by their strategic partners, to explore opportunities for cooperation with the automotive industry in India.
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