Singapore and Malaysia have agreed to create a joint special economic zone in Malaysia's border state of Johor to boost investment.

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The leaders of Singapore and Malaysia formally agreed to construct a special economic zone that would connect their border regions. This is to attract over 50 projects within the first five years of ...

The new Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) in Malaysia is expected to create 20,000 skilled jobs for people on ...