Attempts to topple government will chase away foreign investors, says Malaysian envoy

Such attempts will portray Malaysia as unstable and will cause investors to lose confidence. Read more at straitstimes.com.

will make it difficult for its ambassadors to convince foreign investors to invest in Malaysia, said one of the country’s envoys.

“I fully support Johor Ruler who said it is important to maintain the stability of the unity government,” he told broadcaster Astro Awani. Mr Nazri had spoken to the Malaysian diaspora in America, and they fully supported Datuk Seri Anwar’s efforts to end corruption. Mr Nazri advised MPs to respect the unity government as supported by the Malaysian King, Sultan Abdullah Ahmad Shah.

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