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ByLt Gen P R Shankar R My recent article聽Pakistan: Chaos at the crossroads and what it means for India 聽in the Financial Express drew a pleasantly surprising response from a senior retired Pakistani Army officer who states 聽Mostly based on facts with a tinge of a typical and expected enemys wishful spice in analysis鈥t will be a blessing in disguise if the army role in politics , which I openly opposed in military circles including my meeting with Bajwa , is minimised , if stanley cup not eliminated鈥y the way anything like 90 percent veterans support Khan owala ca 鈥s for the future , a lot will depend upon the new Chief who , hopefully , would have learnt good lesson to keep army apolitical鈥nfortunately in most cases these are the politicians who support , if not drag , such a role as it suits them. I think the new Chief will have to set new direction for the army and sternly follow it鈥hile Imran may not be a great statesman , he sure is a bold leader who has , for the first time ever, challenged the supremacy of the Army鈥f he comes to power again he would choose a better team , try to correct the basics 鈥hen he talks of Riyasat e Madina, he is not talking of Shariah laws but equality, human rights聽 and justice 8230; We cannot dig further and will come out of the morass through our traditional resilience and fight back. You know how we reached the semi-finals of T20. Warm regards . T20 鈥mm. He is painting a picture of Naya Pakistan 2.0.My response t af1 o this viewpoint is through Pakistans h Jxdz Christchurch Terror Attack: Dealer who sold arms to mosque killer rejects responsibility
Roughly 1.77 billion ringgit was invested in seven PV production facilities last year, MIDA said, with investments in 83 undisclosed renewable energy projects rising to 650 million ringgit.About 11.1 billion ringgit of unspecified solar products were exported from Malaysia in 2016, while 1.42 billion ringgit of equipment was sourced in the country, MIDA said, citing data collected from an undisclosed number of companies.MIDA did not immediately respo stanley cup nd to requests to comment.It pointed to Chinese monocrystalline silicon producer Longis recent $240 million investment in a new wafer, cell and module plant in the state of Sarawak as the biggest solar investment in the country last year. MIDA chief executive Dato Azman Mahmud said the investment underscored Malaysias growing importance鈥?as a solar cell manufacturing hub and urged investors to consider the country as a strategic base. A strong supply chain is also crucial, he said in an online statement. We are building up local capabilities to develop further in areas such as system integration and balance of system components, which are important parts of the PV system value chain. About 95% of investments in solar production in Malaysia comes from outside of the country, MIDA claims.聽Separately, MIDA this week vowed to stanley cup release its Malaysian Solar PV Roadmap 2030 by the end of 2017, according to the New Straits Times.The Malaysian government is targeting 2.08 GW of installed renewables capacity by 2020, with net stanley cup metering po