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When you want to encourage processing, when you want investors to come for that purpose, you create conditions in the fiscal framework, in relation to the cost-efficiency of production, so that domestic and foreign investors want to come here.
Quand on veut encourager la transformation, quand on veut que les investisseurs viennent réaliser, on crée des conditions dans le cadre fiscal, par rapport à la maîtrise des coûts des facteurs de production, pour que les investisseurs nationaux ou étrangers trouvent un intérêt à venir transformer ici.
Marcopolis.net has compiled the ranking of the top Industry companies in Malaysia. View the latest list of the largest Industry companies. The largest Industry companies are British American Tobacco Malaysia, PPB Group Berhad and Nestlé Malaysia Berhad.
An Act of Parliament established the Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB) in June 1973. We have been in existence for 41 years. We are the regulatory body for the timber sector in Malaysia. We fall under the Federal Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities.
Selangor state is one of the main economic centers in Malaysia. View an exclusive interview discussing Selangor’s potential, industry, real estate and construction.
How easy is it to do business in Saudi Arabia? Basically, once you get the knack, you are in it for life. It is always difficult at start. I wouldn’t recommend somebody to jump into starting business immediately. I am talking about foreigners. Of course, if you are a local, you already know your way around. It is a very competitive, open business environment, provided you have all the requirements of any business anywhere in the world – the right offer, the right price, the right quality. That’s the same anywhere else.
Jean-Marie Ackah, President of SIPRA and President of UGE (Union des Grandes Entreprises Industrielles de Côte d’Ivoire), gives an overview of the industrial sector in Ivory Coast.
“In addition to the mega projects we have tangible, well-studied sectorial industrial projects in several fields and sectors, including petrochemicals, the engineering sector, household goods, electrical equipment, white goods etc., that are for the domestic Egyptian market.”
“The pharmaceutical industry in Egypt is very big. The local pharmaceutical industry covers 97% of consumption. Only 3% is covered by imports. Our industry has got about 30-35 thousand labourers,” explains Dr. A. Borhan El-Din Ismail, Chairman and Executive Director of EIPICO (Egyptian International Pharmaceutical Industries Company).
“In 1995, I was number one in the Middle East and because of that I have to go abroad to prove that I am number one here and there. My name in the Middle East is very well known,” explains Dr. A. Borhan El-Din Ismail, Chairman and Executive Director of EIPICO (Egyptian International Pharmaceutical Industries Company).
