Perhaps we can stop counting down to 31st of March 2007 now. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak says talks with possible foreign partners for Proton might not conclude by the end of March deadline previously set, contradicting Second Finance Minister Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop’s previous statement earlier this week that the deadline would be met.
Najib’s reasoning was that no one had presented anything regarding the deal to the Cabinet committee headed by himself. He added that it does not matter if it is missed.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express frustration with Proton's ongoing delays and management issues, with many believing the delay in the VW deal reflects greed or political interference. Some feel the delays harm Malaysia’s automotive industry and national pride, while others are skeptical about Proton’s future or suggest it might shut down altogether. Several comments criticize government indecisiveness and corruption, viewing the situation as a reflection of broader systemic problems. Overall, there is a strong sentiment of disappointment and cynicism towards Proton’s prospects and Malaysia’s economic progress.