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Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah told The Straits Times this week that the "campaign narrative is still relevant as far as these projects are concerned" and Kuala Lumpur will seek to renegotiate terms.
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China-backed projects in Malaysia were heavily criticised by Pakatan Harapan (PH) during the May 9 election campaign but it places no fault on Beijing for greenlighting these deals with the ousted Barisan Nasional (BN) government, according to Malaysia's new foreign minister.
Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah told The Straits Times this week that the "campaign narrative is still relevant as far as these projects are concerned" and Kuala Lumpur will seek to renegotiate terms.
