Malaysia seeks Euro tech, talent and jobs as FTA deal nears June 2027 target
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia must turn European investments into a catalyst for technology transfer, skilled job creation and stronger local industries as it seeks to move up the global value chain amid intensifying US-China competition, economists said.
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