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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad was quoted by Malaysia's state news agency as saying that multibillion-dollar projects funded by China had been canceled
.
Malaysia canceled more than $22 billion in Chinese-funded energy and rail projects
The projects include a $20 billion East Coast Rail Link and two $2.
3 billion energy pipelines
.
The projects have been suspended
pending renegotiation.
Mahathir reportedly told Malaysian reporters on the last day of his visit to Beijing on August 20 that both Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang understood the reasons for the cancellation and accepted it
.
Malaysia's new government has called for deep cuts in the ballooning costs of these projects, estimated at more than $22 billion
.
However, some of this money has already been paid and may be difficult to recover
.
,
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad was quoted by Malaysia's state news agency as saying that multibillion-dollar projects funded by China had been canceled
.
Malaysia canceled more than $22 billion in Chinese-funded energy and rail projects
Malaysia canceled more than $22 billion in Chinese-funded energy and rail projectsThe projects include a $20 billion East Coast Rail Link and two $2.
3 billion energy pipelines
.
The projects have been suspended
pending renegotiation.
Mahathir reportedly told Malaysian reporters on the last day of his visit to Beijing on August 20 that both Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang understood the reasons for the cancellation and accepted it
.
Malaysia's new government has called for deep cuts in the ballooning costs of these projects, estimated at more than $22 billion
.
However, some of this money has already been paid and may be difficult to recover
.
,