KUALA LUMPUR, May 15 – Former Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli returned to the headquarters of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission on May 14.
To continue assisting investigations into a government contract linked to a RM1.1 billion strategic partnership.
Arriving with his legal team, Rafizi submitted an additional 28 pages of documentary evidence and said he was voluntarily providing a further statement to support investigators.
Rafizi said the evidence included media reports and public statements related to the collaboration with Arm Holdings, stressing that the process had been publicly discussed.
He expressed confidence that investigators would find no suspicious financial elements after reviewing the broader evidence.
Authorities said the probe is in its final stages, with 22 witnesses already called.
