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- Malaysia targets 10% growth in tourists from India in 2010
Tourism Malaysia is the travel promotion body of the South East Asian nation and it said that it is targeting a 10% rise in visitors from India in 2010. Malaysia Tourism Director General Dato Mirza Mohammad Taiyab Beg said that they are focusing on
- Australia targets Malaysian holidaymakers
Tourism Australia, in partnership with Malaysia Airlines, has launched an ‘Only in Oz Holidays’ campaign. The campaign will see the promotion of Malaysia Airlines’ special fares to Australia, as well as exclusive land packages and
- Dalai Lama lashes out at China
Dharmsala - The Dalai Lama lashed out at China on Wednesday, accusing it of trying to 'annihilate Buddhism' in Tibet and rebuffing all his efforts to reach a compromise over the disputed Himalayan region. China shot back, accusing the Tibetan spiritual
- Malaysia and Norway clear to have FTA
SHAH ALAM: A free trade agreement (FTA) between Malaysia and Norway is in the offing as obstacles have been cleared to start negotiations, said Norwegian Trade and Industry Minister Trond Giske on Wed...
- Malaysian assets in demand
KUALA LUMPUR: Investors continued to snap up Malaysian assets on March 10 amid improving domestic and external dynamics, pushing up share and palm oil prices, while the ringgit strengthened.The FTSE B...
- Check with Malaysian govt
Deputy leader of the Congress of the People Prakash Ramadhar says those who are questioning the authenticity of the evidence his party has presented against former UDeCOTT chairman Calder Hart can go to the Malaysian government and verify it. Last week,
- Aker Solutions Eyes Asia-Pacific Contracts
KUALA LUMPUR, March 10 (Bernama) -- Norway-based Aker Solutions Sdn Bhd is vying for projects worth between US$50 million and US$500 million each in Asia Pacific. Its president (subsea Asia Pacific), Dave Hutchinson, said the value of the project would
- Trip To Malaysia Fruitful, Says Crown Prince Haakon Magnus
PORT KLANG, March 10 (Bernama) -- Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon Magnus, who described his first trip to Malaysia as fruitful, said the strong economic links between the two countries are expected to strengthen further as both countries are on track to
- Malaysian turtles face extinction - WWF
CONSERVATIONISTS warned today that Malaysians' voracious appetite for turtle eggs could drive the marine creatures to extinction on its shores. Turtle eggs are sold openly in markets in parts of Malaysia. Turtles once arrived in their thousands to lay
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