Malaysia plans to invest in 'muslim-friendly' tourism
Malaysia is studying ways to invest in infrastructures linked to muslim-friendly tourism, according to the trade mission programmed by the Asian country on March 12. Three members of the Malaysian Government’s Investment Promotion Authority, led by the Chargé d’Affaires of the Asian Embassy in Spain, Farhan Areffin, met with representatives of the Las Fuentes Foundation. The meeting was also attended by theThe meeting was also attended by the Secretary General of the Chamber of Commerce in Cordoba, Carmen Gago, also attended the meeting.
In the fruitful tripartite meeting, investment opportunities by Malaysian and Spanish companies in the halal tourism sector were discussed, as well as the strengthening of technology transfers and the reinforcement of cultural diplomacy between both countries. Farid Benattou, the Malaysian Authority’s investment officer, and Nor Azila Binti Mohd Din, first counselor, flew in from Paris to take part in the trade talks.