CEO Wan Saiful Wan Jan says rakyat should not be swayed by anti-globalisation activists and politicians who will try to “score cheap points.”

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PETALING JAYA: Now that the full text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) has been released by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, the people should strive to read and understand its contents without prejudice, said Wan Saiful Wan Jan of Ideas.
In a press statement today, the CEO of the local think tank said, “We urge the Malaysian public to carefully study this document and they certainly must not be influenced by the anti-globalisation activists and politicians who are trying to score cheap points.”
He lamented that many had made up their minds “blindly” without reading the text at all, in total disregard of civil servants who had worked tirelessly to negotiate for the best deals possible that would benefit the country. Read more