Shandong keen to develop halal SMEs


Joint effort: The group posing for a photograph after the meeting in China. From left are Kong, deputy director of Shandong SME Department Yang Ah Chang, Li, Low, advisor to Dr Wee on SME affairs Chew Kian Seng and general manager of Halal Development Corporation Sdn Bhd Hamidon Hamzah.

XINAN (China): Shandong, a leading agriculture and industrial province in China, has expressed interest in Malaysia’s proposal to develop its halal sector further and to encourage its industries to invest in Malaysia’s halal industrial parks.

This show of support for the Malaysian proposal came after a business delegation led by Lawrence Low, political secretary to Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong, presented facts and data on the huge potential in the global halal market and how China could benefit from Malaysia’s experience in halal certification.

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