Rajput concludes visit to Malaysia – Times of India

Gandhinagar: Minister of Industry Balvantsinh Rajput concluded a three-day visit to Malaysia with a focus on exploring economic and cultural collaborations between Gujarat and Malaysia. The primary objective was to invite Malaysia to participate in the upcoming VGGS 2024. During his visit, the minister engaged in discussions with Liew Chin Tong, deputy minister of investment, trade, and industry of the Malaysian government, to explore opportunities for collaboration.
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