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Ismail Sabri said Malaysia will buy wheat and wheat-related products from Turkiye and also explore reverse investment opportunities related to food products in the republic. Photo: BERNAMA ANKARA, July 8 -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob spoke at a press conference today with Malaysian journalists to inform the outcomes of his four-day official working visit to Turkiye. Also present was Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Sarifuddin Abdullah (left). --fotoBERNAMA (2022) COPYRIGHT RESERVED

The weakness of the Ringgit increased the prices of goods, especially food, whose supply chain depends on imported materials. Illustration photo. Source: 123RF

Ismail Sabri (middle) with Turkiye Defence Minister Hulusi Akar (right) while visiting MKE Corporation earlier today. Photo: BERNAMA

Ismail Sabri (second, left) visits Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), a Turkiye’s major defence and aerospace company as Malaysia sought to enhance technology cooperation with the republic, on Wednesday. Photo: BERNAMA

DOE launched an investigation since June 30 to determine the various potential sources of the strong odour such as factories and pipelines before finally finding the site from which the pollution emanated, located about 700 metres from Sungai Langat.- Bernama pic

Economists said an increase in interest rate is inevitable due to skyrocketing prices of food and goods at the moment which has become the main bone of contention among Malaysians. - Photo: BERNAMA

Ismail Sabri will embark on a four-day official visit to Turkiye beginning Tuesday. Photo: BERNAMA FILE PIX

Government officials confirmed no tax will be introduced until the economy has recovered. Photo: Sinar Harian

Paying more for food and basic necessities has translated to higher household spending and dwindling savings.

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