Date:5/16/2012

nd experts from universities around the world. This alliance gives us confidence we can take up in Malaysia the best practices so far demonstrated anywhere in the world. It opens the door to major foreign investment. And it gives us a chance that no other government either regional or national has anywhere else in the world: to develop a staged, integrated solution to our citizen's needs that will dramatically increase efficiencies of scale as well as metrics of performance and impact just by virtue of being an integrated, fully thought out plan from the outset."

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Contact: Terry Collins tc@tca.tc 416-878-8712 Malaysian Industry‑Government Group for High Technology Source:Eurekalert

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