From everything we know, neither are decision makers in the 10-year, RM1.1 billion government deal for the development of semiconductor chip technology with Arm Holdings of the UK.
To Malaysia’s detriment, adverse international attention is now focused on its investment climate and whether deals signed may be threatened by enforcement action, especially post earlier bribery allegations over a solar project, which Rafizi denied. There has been no action so far on this.
And even before the conclusion of investigations, MACC chief commissioner Azam Baki already said on Wednesday that his team may propose that...