Austrian companies express interest to invest in Malaysia

According to a press release by MITI today, several Austrian companies have expressed interest to invest in Malaysia.

"As Malaysia is focusing on environment, social and governance issues , the Senior Minister assured Dr Schramböck that Malaysia will facilitate interest by Austrian companies renowned for placing clean energy at the forefront of their products and services," the statement said. Continuing with his schedule in Austria, Azmin had discussions with Stellantis NV, a global car company with manufacturing facilities in 30 countries and more than 300,000 employees.

Azmin also paid a site visit to the headquarters of Austria Technologie & Systemtechnik AG in Loeben.

Is he givin good heads to foreign dudes out thurrr,lemme know

Anyone knows if he's on duty or holiday? traitor kerajaangagal

Azmin, sincerely pls go lah. Tak abis2 propa. Klu btul tjuk facts & audited figures .. sembang kari takyah lah. Bosanlah

Holiday

Resign lah to save Malaysia please.

Yg already in Malaysia you tak jaga .. tak payah ckp besar la ..AzminAli don’t want tax money !

Bullshit lah...its holiday and escapism

wah he can enjoy travelling with rakyat money and we cant travel with own money

woi main buntut punya olang resign la geli lah tengok you punya muka chibai....

He can’t belakang rasa here so he went overseas

Don’t forget to take your family….give the a separate room so you can semburit….

Another calon menteri kiri pelancungan

Pray tat he cirit all the way back till no pants to use. Just use banana leaf to cover his ass😃😃😃😃

Sembang burit

This is the problem with Malaysia Govt.. Rakyat restrictions everywhere. Do this got fine, go there got fine.. by allowing this guy fly here fly there.. who's money he is using Rakyat money which a lot of them need! Can u just show the bills he spend on this trip!!

😯😮😯😮😯😮😮😮😮😮

LeenAbramovich Semoga jemin tidak kembali selamanya 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻

pukimak ni syiok gi holiday pulak. mohon kapal terbang hilang la terus

Should start his famous video clip now

Please don't come back.

Dia punya sembang... Babi pun boleh sampai ke Bulan

Key words: 'express interest'. I can also say Denmark, Italy, Germany, France, England, Scotland and all the countries playing in Euro 2020 expressed interest in investing in Malaysia.

Enough of this embarrassment.

Failed state.

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