Malaysian Science Minister Woos Foreign Biotechs To Relocate
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Malaysia's science minister called on foreign investors to take a good look at his country and the incentives it offers for biotechs to relocate or at least establish a presence. Datuk Maximum Ongkili, Science, Technology and Innovation minister, outlined Malaysia's advantages at the Bio International Convention 2008 in the United States. As head of an 82-member Malaysian delegation, Ongkili said that in addition to providing an existing biotech industry, his country is willing to consider additional incentives for biotech-based investments and collaborations. (Click here for more
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