Loke argues that Malaysia must develop additional incentives to lure foreign companies into establishing global distribution hubs. The suggestion is directed at the Ministry of Finance, which would need to design attractive packages. Loke points to Port Klang as a strategic location for such logistics operations. He believes that more favorable tax and investment terms could make Malaysia a preferred hub. The commentary implies that current measures are insufficient to compete internationally. The goal, according to Loke, is to position Malaysia as a central node in worldwide supply chains.