Malaysia China Kuantan Industrial Park (MCKIP) - Tanah Malaysia di jual kepada China
Tertarik dengan perkongsian di ruang sembang Whatsapp, jom kita tonton video di bawah ini.
Dalam video ini, Tun M menegur bahawa kawasan perindustrian ini tidak bercirikan kebangsaan kerana dimiliki oleh pemain industri dari China.
Kawasan ini berkeluasan 600 hektar.
Tun M hadir dengan ahli Armada mereka melawat kawasan ini.
Namun, semasa perasmian kawasan ini, ada perkara yang menarik berlaku sebenarnya.
Work on Kuantan Industrial Park to start in December
By ROY GOH 20 September 2012 | last updated at 09:04PM http://www.nst.com.my/latest/work-on...mber-1.146294# NANNING, CHINA: Malaysia will start development of a Malaysia-China industrial park in Kuantan by December this year, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said. The industrial area in Pahang is to reciprocate China’s move to build the Qinzhou Industrial Park, a joint venture project between the two countries. The Kuantan Industrial Park is expected to attract investment commitments of up to RM7 billion and create 5,000 jobs, Muhyiddin said after meeting the Guangxi Autonomous Region vice Governor Lan Tianli here. Also present were deputy International Trade and Industry minister Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir, Qinzhou Party Secretary Zhang Xiaoqin and Qinzhou Mayor Xiao Yingzi. The idea to develop the twin parks was envisioned following a meeting between Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and his counterpart Wen Jia Bao in Kuala Lumpur last year. Work at the Qinzhou Industrial Park was officially launched in April this year. The first phase covering about 17 sq km is projected to be completed by 2015 while full completion by 2020. Thus far five companies have made commitments in Qinzhou with investments estimated at about RM10 billion. Muhyiddin had also launched the Malaysia Pavilion at the Nanning International Convention and Exhibition Centre (NINEC) where the 9th China-Asean Expo will be held from Sept 21-25. In the expo coordinated by the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade), a total of 136 exhibitors, 128 companies, six government agencies and two state agencies from Malaysia has taken up 143 booths at NINEC. Tak nak cakap lebih-lebih. Nanti banyak mata memerhati. Hihiiii |
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