This also dispelled some negative narratives about the quality of life of the Malaysian people at large, they added. Indeed, this altogether dispels some negative narratives about the quality of life of the Malaysian people at large,” he told NST Business. According to the report, Malaysia performed strongest in financial market development (16th) and made the most improvement in health and primary education pillar, advancing 14 positions to 30th. “Some of the measures may not be so popular but it is important to ensure sustainable growth to prevail. Plus our exports are doing well and we continue to receive healthy flows of foreign direct investments”, he said.

Source: New Strait Times September 28, 2017 08:03 UTC