Digitalisation and sustainability drive export


Selecting the best exporters: Star Media Group Bhd group chief executive officer Alex Yeow (seated, left) with Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia CEO Mak Joon Nien (seated, right) and EEA 2022 eminent judges (standing, from left) Wong, Nor Hasnah, Nilammasri and Abu Bakar at the EEA 2022 final judging session at Menara Star, Petaling Jaya.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian companies, including small and medium enterprises (SMEs), are doing well to embrace digital transformation and sustainability to achieve strong growth in the export market.

This is reflected in the quality of companies that have submitted their applications for the Export Excellence Awards (EEA) 2022.

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