Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the measures introduced under the PRIHATIN ESP, Additional PRIHATIN and the Short-term Economic Recovery Plan (PENJANA) aims to address the impact from the COVID-19 crisis, while simultaneously ensuring business continuity.
0
0
Read Time49 Second
The implementation of the Economic Stimulus Packages (ESPs) worth RM295 billion by the government has managed to save more than 2.75 million jobs and more than 800,000 businesses, including micro and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the measures introduced under the PRIHATIN ESP, Additional PRIHATIN and the Short-term Economic Recovery Plan (PENJANA) aims to address the impact from the COVID-19 crisis, while simultaneously ensuring business continuity.
“More than 2.75 million jobs have been saved through the implementation of the Wage Subsidy Programme as well as the Employee Retention Programme.
“Additionally, more than 800,000 businesses, including micro businesses and SMEs have benefited from the ESPs,” he said in a live telecast on the latest update on the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO), which was aired on local television networks.
Muhyiddin said to-date, 10.4 million Bantuan Prihatin Nasional recipients have received a total of RM11.14 billion in cash aid.
Diplomat Today is a signature magazine of Digital Business Media dedicated to bilateral relations, culture, tourism, trade, economic, special reports for International Business, diplomatic and current affairs, pertaining to relations between India and other countries. Diplomat Today magazine has evolved to become a trusted and ideal platform for sharing comprehensive data on the country specific, economic and policy matters, international relations, latest activities, current affairs and recent news between India and other countries. The magazine copy is available in digital and printed version.
Diplomat Today is a signature magazine of Digital Business Media dedicated to bilateral relations, culture, tourism, trade, economic, special reports for International Business, diplomatic and current affairs, pertaining to relations between India and other countries. Diplomat Today magazine has evolved to become a trusted and ideal platform for sharing comprehensive data on the country specific, economic and policy matters, international relations, latest activities, current affairs and recent news between India and other countries. The magazine copy is available in digital and printed version.
More Stories
India’s Strategic Council Meetings with Kenya & Tanzania to Achieve USD 200 Billion Trade Goal
Ghana Urges Enhanced Indian Investment And Commonwealth Cooperation
India-Africa partnership targets doubling trade to USD 200 billion over next seven years: Piyush Goyal