POLITICSJul 17 · 14:03 UTCSCMP CHINAVincent Tan

Negeri Sembilan snap poll threatens to chip away at Malaysian state’s tech hub goals

Negeri Sembilan's efforts to become Malaysia's hi-tech industrial hub face challenges due to a snap election on August 1 triggered by a royal dispute. Analysts warn the election could delay future semiconductor and aerospace projects, create policy uncertainty, and affect broader national political stability.

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