• 4 years ago
The ambitious Malacca Gateway Project – which will be the largest private marina in South-East Asia upon its completion by 2025 – has received a RM30bil boost following the construction of three islands. Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai says this infrastructure will certainly place Malacca as a gateway to unlock further opportunities for the state, Klang Valley and Malaysia as a whole.

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