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Malaysia pledges to invest in Indonesia's new capital

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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says his country would invest in the development of Indonesia's new capital on Borneo island. Anwar made his first overseas trip to Jakarta since taking office in November. He said at least 10 Malaysian companies have committed to invest in Nusantara.

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Associated Press News

Malaysia pledges to invest in Indonesia's new capital

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says his country would invest in the development of Indonesia’s new capital on Borneo island, which both nations share. Anwar made his first overseas trip

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Malaysia pledges to invest in Indonesia's new capital

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says his country would invest in the development of Indonesia’s new capital on Borneo island, which both nations share

1 year ago

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KIFI

Malaysia pledges to invest in Indonesia's new capital

By ACHMAD IBRAHIM and NINIEK KARMINI Associated Press BOGOR, Indonesia (AP) — Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says his country would invest in the development of Indonesia’s new capital on Borneo island, which both nations share. Anwar made his first overseas trip to Jakarta since taking office in November, saying at least 10 Malaysian companies have committed to invest in Nusantara, the new capital that was chosen in 2019 to replace Jaka…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Indian Express

Malaysia pledges to invest in Indonesia’s new capital Nusantara

Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim made his first overseas trip to Jakarta since taking office in November, saying at least 10 Malaysian companies have committed to invest in Nusantara, the new capital that was chosen in 2019 to replace Jakarta.

1 year ago·India

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MY Northwest

Malaysia pledges to invest in Indonesia's new capital

BOGOR, Indonesia (AP) — Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Monday his country would invest in the development of Indonesia’s new capital on Borneo island, which both nations share. Anwar made his first overseas trip to Jakarta since taking office in November, saying at least 10 Malaysian companies have committed to invest in Nusantara, the new capital that was chosen in 2019 to replace Jakarta, some 2,000 kilometers (1,240 miles) away.…

1 year ago·Tacoma, United States

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