- Adrian Lim views Sabah, a state within Malaysia, as a key growth market.
- The new event is part of a larger economic discussion involving the regions of Sabah and Borneo.
Economic developments show Sabah edged out by Perak in GDP reports, alongside political administration upheaval and partial lifting of visit restrictions for Japanese nationals.
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Updated Aug 19
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Economic developments show Sabah edged out by Perak in GDP reports, alongside political administration upheaval and partial lifting of visit restrictions for Japanese nationals.
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The new event is part of a larger economic discussion involving the regions of Sabah and Borneo.Also in this story
- Sarawak feels left behind by the rapid economic transformation occurring in Peninsular Malaysia.
- Money laundering begins in Borneo.
- Economist comments on regional subsidy adjustments in Sabah.
- Political corruption extends from the capital city into the island of Borneo.
Within Adrian Lim views Sabah, a state within Malaysia, as a key growth market.