Malaysia's anti-graft agency probes pension fund loss in eFishery
KWAP said its investment totaled RM163,4 million and it is pursuing legal and recovery steps to limit losses.
KWAP said its investment totaled RM163,4 million and it is pursuing legal and recovery steps to limit losses.
New: PMX.AI was trained on speeches, writings and government policy, but was briefly inaccessible Sunday night.
Investigators are focusing on alleged Network School participants in Forest City, Johor, who entered using non-Israeli passports.
KWAP is pursuing legal action and recovery of funds after its July 2023 investment, while reviewing governance checks.
What's new: The talks also highlighted the RTS Link, the Johor-Singapore economic zone and joint work on navigation law.
What’s next: He is due to meet Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and business leaders in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor through July 15.
Why it matters: The result will test whether Barisan Nasional can hold its 2022 dominance against Pakatan Harapan and smaller reformist parties.
They also agreed to speed up defense projects under a 2018 equipment and technology transfer deal.
Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim faces political strain as Rafizi Ramli leaves PKR and draws thousands of new members to a new party.