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Malaysia: government’s assets could be sold to manage national debt

Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on April 4 that the country does not rule out the possibility of selling more assets, including land, to keep its national debt at a manageable level, local media reported.
Malaysia: government’s assets could be sold to manage national debt ảnh 1Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad (Source: AFP)

KualaLumpur (VNA) – Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on April4 that the country does not rule out the possibility of selling more assets,including land, to keep its national debt at a manageable level, local mediareported.

Henoted that any future sale of government assets would be sold to Malaysians,not to foreigners.

"We still have some assets. In fact, we may, if necessary, even sell landbelonging to the government. But of course we will sell it to Malaysians, notto foreigners. That will help reduce the debts," The Straits Times quotedthe PM as saying.

Malaysia sold the superyacht Equanimity,which was allegedly bought with money stolen from state investment fund1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), to conglomerate Genting Malaysia Bhd for126 million USD.

Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak founded the 1MDB investment fund in 2009,supposedly to serve Malaysia’s development through global partnerships andforeign direct investment.

However, it became the centre of a money laundering scandal, allegedly causinglosses of up to 3.7 billion USD and leading to probes in Malaysia and severalother countries such as the US, Switzerland, Singapore and China.

As part of efforts to lower the national debt at about 250 billion USD,Mahathir ordered the review of large-scale infrastructure projects that signedduring the tenure of Najib. -VNA
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