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Concrete initiatives under this framework, such as the Industrial and Technological Corridor in Cambodia's Preah Sihanouk province — envisioned as a "second Shenzhen" — and the Fish and Rice ...

In 2022, wild-caught fish made up 69% of Malaysia's total fish production but output has remained flat. In contrast, aquaculture which includes farmed fish, shrimp and seaweed, contributed up to ...

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The question remains: Can Malaysian universities close this gap, or will they remain big fish in ASEAN’s pond while Singapore’s universities swim in the global ocean? Speaking of gaps, somebody might ...