KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) is about to launch a handbook tailor-made for Chinese entrepreneurs and traders keen on investing in Malaysia.
The goal is to strengthen financial and commerce relations whereas enhancing bilateral cooperation between Malaysia and China.
MCCC president Loo Kok Seong stated Chinese entrepreneurs and traders who’ve visited MCCC in the previous have expressed want for extra data relating to funding alternatives in Malaysia.
“They hope to receive extra details about funding in Malaysia, together with coverage and authorized points, in addition to varied taxation, accounting and different associated data,” he stated at a press convention right now.
Loo defined that entrepreneurs from China can use this handbook to perceive funding alternatives in Malaysia, saving money and time whereas avoiding pointless pitfalls.
“Chinese entrepreneurs also can entry vital data by contacting the essential service industries listed in the handbook,” he added.
The MCCC is inviting enterprises working in associated fields to take part in the publication titled Investing in Malaysia: A Handbook for Chinese Investors that’s slated for publication by Oct 1.
The industries focused embody firm secretarial providers, auditing and taxation firms, regulation corporations, consultancy providers, data know-how, logistics, industrial sectors, actual property, non-life insurance coverage company (fireplace, theft, flood insurance coverage, and many others.), medical providers, tourism providers (buses, taxis, company autos), labour provide, academic establishments (from kindergartens to universities), and English language faculties.
The MCCC targets to have over 100 native service suppliers in the handbook. It highlighted 4 benefits for the native service suppliers in taking part in this handbook together with free promotion, enhanced visibility, and contribution to Malaysia-China financial relations.
The MCCC stated that with 34 years since its institution, it performs an essential function in selling financial and commerce growth between Malaysia and China. “China has been Malaysia’s largest buying and selling companion for 15 consecutive years, making it extraordinarily essential for Malaysia,” it stated.
The chamber added that this yr marks the fiftieth anniversary of diplomatic relations between Malaysia and China, symbolising the success of the connection, which has resulted in new visions, new peaks, and new milestones in the economic system and commerce.
