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Interview: Zailani Safari, Chief Executive Officer, Malaysian Technology Depository Agency/ Jon Grevatt

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GREVATT Jon

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In: IHS Jane's Defence Weekly Vol.54 Issue 28, 12 July 2017, p.34 (122)Summary: In this article interview, Mr Zailani Safari higlights that Malaysia's Industrial Collaboration Programme (ICP) policy is likely to be adapted in future years to reflect trends in offset and countertrade activities in order to position the collaboration approach at the forefront of Malaysia's industrial development programme.

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In this article interview, Mr Zailani Safari higlights that Malaysia's Industrial Collaboration Programme (ICP) policy is likely to be adapted in future years to reflect trends in offset and countertrade activities in order to position the collaboration approach at the forefront of Malaysia's industrial development programme.

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