The Future Mind Transformasi Minda - Pemudah

Tiang Utama Keempat 121While the Government continues to carefully manageour international economic linkages, I also call onthe NCCIM and trade organisations to help bring a greaterawareness and understanding of global challenges andopportunities to the business community and to societyat large. The Tenth Malaysian Plan recognises this and isbased on a growth trajectory driven by the private sector. Istrongly stress upon the business community to understandthe implications of a more integrated regional economy andto seriously look into the matter – the changes a Malaysiancompany must make to remain competitive in this currenteconomic landscape.National Chamber Of Commerce And Industry Of Malaysia (NCCIM) DinnerKuala Lumpur12 February 2010Malaysia certainly has all the inherent ingredients to besuccessful such as growing accessibility, competitivepricing, new leading edge infrastructure, multiculturalattractions and professional expertise. To remain competitive,we need collaborative efforts between government andindustry to bid for and secure major events, and in facilitatingsuccessful events when they are being hosted in Malaysia.Grand Opening Of Borneo Convention CentreKuching2 March 2010