14 Proposals For 3rd Malaysian Car

The Morning Run Crew

18-Oct-18 07:45

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The Morning Run team discuss the news of the 14 proposals received for the 3rd national car project.

Deputy International Trade and Industry Minister Dr Ong Kian Ming has said that the project would be fully driven by the private sector and the government would only provide “selected assistance” based on the capabilities of the company involved.

4:07 - The feasibility study and detailed design for the Penang undersea tunnel will be submitted by end October for deliberation. Additionally, the government has decided to proceed with the LRT3 project at a cost of RM16.6 billion.

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