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Showing posts with label Petroleum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Petroleum. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Malaysia, UAE sign RM39bil joint ventures in petroleum and finance

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan (both in the middle) witnessing the signing of agreements between Aabar and 1Malaysia Development Berhad in Putrajaya on Tuesday.
                                                                              Courtesy of TheStar


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia and the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday inked agreements involving two joint venture investments worth RM39bil.
The first involved the establishment of a RM18bil Aabar-1MDB strategic partnership to focus on making sustainable investments in important high-impact projects
The other investment involved a RM21bil crude oil and petroleum storage facility off Tanjung Piai in johor.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed Zayed al Nahyan, here on a one-day visit, witnessed the signing of the agreements.
Najib said the projects would create thousands of well-paying new jobs for Malaysians.

Friday, 14 September 2012

Musa : Petroleum Royalty-Open for Discussion



Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman presenting the best student award to Canicius Kundayis, while looks on is Kamarudin Zakaria, who is the PETRONAS vice-president for Downstream Operation.
Ok, Lets us look in different angle of this issue. I will take my angle slightly different from other. Datuk Musa statement on 21 August 2012, “Therefore, I believe this issue (petroleum royalty) is open for discussion and what’s important is that we scrutinies the matter and reach the best decision for the mutual benefit of all concerned." Well this is a good news for all of us as a Sabahans. CM, at last, willing to take the responsibility, bring up the issue on a discussion with federal. On the effort, as a Sabahan we must give full support to Datuk Musa. Some of our politicians already make a statement on their support on Datuk Musa:


“On behalf of the Tenom Umno, we congratulate the Chief Minister who is concerned about the interest of the people and was prepared to discuss with the Federal government amicably"

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“I hope the call to review the oil royalty would not be seen as a demand by the federal government but a reward for our unwavering loyalty and to support to the BN led government

The United Sabah Chinese Communities Association Kota Kinabalu (USCCAKK) president John Lim Yu Sin

“Personally and as a Sabahan, I believe the government should take a look at the rate of oil royalty given to Sabah. The time has come to give it serious attention because the five per cent was decided based on an agreement more than forty years ago. Today is a new era and it must be reviewed.

Sabah Puteri Umno chief, Musliati Moslimin

“I am hopeful that the discussion can be made smoother with the good relationship between the state and federal governments"  The PBS Youth chief Datuk Jahid Jahim

Well people, this is for our future, for our next generation. I don't get Why must we against the effort? He try to fix the mess which is not done by him, and i can see that he is trying the best as he can. This is good news and people should support this effort not only for ourselves but also for our next generation. Think and make a wise decision. We are going to create a history which is surely will benefits to our people.

God Bless.

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