KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 9 (Bernama) -- The government has allocated RM60 million to the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) for next year to help local companies build the capacity to enter and diversify into overseas markets.
Business : MATRADE Gets RM60 Mln To Build Local Companies' Capacity To Enter Overseas Markets
Anwar Ibrahim, MATRADE, Budget 2027, MSMEs, digita
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The Malaysian government allocated RM60 million to MATRADE to help local companies expand into overseas markets.
- RM60 million is allocated to MATRADE to boost local companies' capacity for international markets.
- RM1 billion in financing is provided to MSMEs to support their export activities.
- RM10 million is set aside for the JOM MALAYSIA campaign to promote rural products globally.
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