Ambassador: China keen to strengthen cooperation in two industries


Better ties: Bai Tian (second from left) greeting Malaysian special envoy to China and Malaysia-China Business Council MCBC chairman Tan Kok Wai at the forum. With them are China Public Diplomacy Association vice-president Hu Zhengyue (left) and Kingsley Strategic Institute (KSI) president Tan Sri Michael Yeoh.

KUALA LUMPUR: China continues to strengthen its trade ties with Malaysia and is looking to engage in more discussions to strengthen cooperation in finance and high-value agriculture industries, says Chinese ambassador to Malaysia Bai Tian.

Speaking at the Belt and Road China-Malaysia Forum on People-to-People Exchanges and Economic Cooperation yesterday, Bai Tian said the Chinese government is keen on exploring cooperation opportunities in the two industries, in areas such as the digital economy, artificial intelligence, high-technology and new industries.

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