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Malaysia’s Islamist Party PAS Unveils Economic Plan as It Eyes Power
Source: Bloomberg
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Malaysia’s largest opposition party outlined economic ambitions for the four states it controls, including efforts to attract more investment. The party said it was growing more confident about its prospects of taking national power; the article provides no investment targets or policy details.
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