The foreign minister says Putrajaya's top priority now is Covid-19, not terrorism. FMTNews HishammuddinHussein
Foreign Minister Hishammuddin Hussein speaks during a press conference at Wisma Putra in Putrajaya.
Speaking at a press conference at Wisma Putra here today, he said the government’s priority now was the Covid-19 pandemic rather than terrorism. The KSCIP was proposed following a visit by Saudi monarch Salman Abdul Aziz to Malaysia in 2017, with the Barisan Nasional administration agreeing to allocate a massive plot of land for it in Putrajaya.
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