Good read: Mohammad Medan (centre) with Teo (right) looking at the coffee table book ‘Blossoming and Fruiting: 50th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between Malaysia and China’ produced by Star Media Group and Sin Chew Daily after the announcement yesterday. With them is MCS 2024 commissioner general Datuk Dr Tan Yew Chong. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star
KUALA LUMPUR: Star Media Group Bhd is among the official media partners for the upcoming Malaysia-China Summit (MCS) 2024, the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade) has announced.
Other media partners are Sin Chew Daily and Bernama.
Matrade board member Datuk Mohammad Medan Abdullah said Star Media Group and Sin Chew Daily are Malaysia’s most distinguished and influential media houses.
“Our media partners will generate extensive coverage for the summit, which will also provide opportunities for participants to gain visibility through the media exposure.
“I firmly believe that this comprehensive media engagement will drive mutual growth and strengthen economic relations with China and Asean partners,” he said during his speech at the announcement of MCS 2024 official media partners here yesterday.
Mohammad Medan also announced a strategic partnership with the Malaysian Consortium of Mid-Tier Companies and the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the MCS.
“I am confident that the dynamic presence of Malaysian mid-tier companies and large corporations under these bodies will ensure the success of the upcoming summit in fostering robust economic ties not only between Malaysia and China, but also within the broader Asean region,” he added.
The MCS will be held from Dec 17-19 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre.
With the theme “Prosperity Beyond 50”, the summit comprises an International Trade and Exhibition Exposition, and a two-day Leadership Conference from Dec 17-18.
It is expected to attract more than 500 exhibitors and 10,000 trade visitors, aiming to generate RM2bil in trade and investment leads.
The summit is organised by Qube Integrated Malaysia Sdn Bhd in collaboration with Matrade.
Qube Integrated Malaysia executive chairman Richard Teo said the summit is a crucial platform for enhancing bilateral relations, economic cooperation and cultural exchange between Malaysia and China.
(From left) YBhg. Dato’ Dr. Tan Yew Chong, Commissioner General of MCS 2024, YBhg. Dato Mohammad Medan Abdullah, Member of the Board of Directors MATRADE, Mr. Richard Teo, Executive Chairman, Qube Integrated Malaysia Sdn Bhd
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade) aims to generate RM2 billion in trade and investment leads from the Malaysia-China Summit 2024 (MCS 2024).
The Malaysian Consortium for Mid-Tier Companies (MCMTC) and the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Micci) are strategic partners for the summit.
Matrade board member Datuk Mohammad Medan Abdullah said the strategic partnership will bring a dynamic presence of Malaysian mid-tier companies (MTCs) and large corporations.
This will ensure the summit’s success in fostering robust trade relations and investment opportunities between Malaysia, China, and the broader Asean region.
The summit will be held from Dec 17-19 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre and is expected to welcome over 500 exhibitors and 10,000 trade visitors.
“Our commitment to championing Malaysia’s MTCs, which are key drivers of growth, innovation, and employment, is reflected in this partnership,” he said, adding that the Malaysian MTCs had demonstrated remarkable resilience and adaptability amidst global challenges.
Meanwhile, Qube Integrated Malaysia executive chairman Richard Teo said the Malaysian MTCs will complement the substantial involvement of their China counterparts, which are eager to forge collaborations.
“These China companies represent a dynamic array of sectors, including construction materials, hardware tools, home décor, automotive, daily use products, appliances, electronics, culture, arts and crafts, leisure, fashion, and lifestyle.
“I’m confident there will be significant synergy between Malaysian and Chinese companies at the summit, as they can leverage their respective strengths and develop mutually beneficial partnerships,” he said.
Both organisations will have the opportunity to participate in pocket talks, business presentations, product launches, MOU signings, and innovation showcases, fostering connections and generating business leads with China and Asean.
MCMTC president Martin Ang said the partnership aligns with their mission to elevate MTCs into regional and global champions by building alliances and promoting sustainable growth.
“Our participation in MCS 2024 aligns perfectly with our mission to foster strategic
alliances, mobilise expertise, and promote sustainable growth, cultivating a robust business ecosystem for MTCs,” Ang added.
