<p>SERDANG: Malaysia and China should strengthen cooperation by building on their economic strengths and exploring new opportunities for growth, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Malaysia and China to deepen economic cooperation beyond trade, focusing on innovation, industrial development, and talent investment, during the 16th Malaysia-China Entrepreneurs Conference.
- Anwar highlighted the need for broader collaboration beyond traditional trade and investment.
- He called for deeper ties in innovation, industrial cooperation, and talent development.
- The conference was organized by the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce and attended by key Malaysian ministers.
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SERDANG: Malaysia and China should strengthen cooperation by building on their economic strengths and exploring new opportunities for growth, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
He said the bilateral partnership goes beyond conventional trade and investment, offering opportunities for broader economic collaboration.
"The two economies have strong complementarities and tremendous potential.
"Our partnership extends beyond traditional trade and investment," he said in a pre-recorded keynote speech at the 16th Malaysia-China Entrepreneurs Conference (MCEC 2026) today.
