Indian-Asean Startup Summit seeks to spur business landscape


Support system: Malliga says she wants to help women entrepreneurs seize the potential the have to set up and grow businesses.

PETALING JAYA: The inaugural Indian-Asean Startup Summit 2023 (IASS) is expected to bring with it a multitude of business opportunities from countries in the region when it begins today.

A pioneering initiative by DEWI Wealth Accelerator Sdn Bhd (DEWI Wealth) founder Datin Malliga Subramaniam, the summit will see delegations from India, Singapore, Malaysia and other regions aiming to form collaborations with each other within the startup ecosystem.

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