Singapore and Malaysia are enhancing economic ties through the Johor Special Economic Zone, intended for passport-free travel and digitized cargo clearance.
Singapore and Malaysia are enhancing economic ties through the Johor Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ), proposed in January 2024. This zone will enable passport-free travel and digitized cargo clearance, fostering efficiency in border movement. With a rail link set to finish in 2026, the project could create 100,000 jobs and boost Malaysia's economy by approximately $26 billion annually. This initiative aims to reduce travel times and improve cooperation between the two nations.
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