The Malaysian Franchise Programme held in Bengaluru, India yesterday, managed to attract 100 local investors and entrepreneurs, the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) said in a statement today.
The programme held in conjunction with the Franchise Trade Mission to Bengaluru was led by Deputy Minister Fuziah Salleh.
The mission was participated by seven Malaysian brands namely ALOHA, Little Caliphs, Marrybrown, Q-Dees, Sangkaya, Smart Reader Kids and UCMAS with a delegation consisting of officials from KPDN, the Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) and the Malaysian Franchise Association (MFA) ).
Source: BERNAMA News Agency