WHY CHINESE COMPANIES ARE BETTING ON MALAYSIA 


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Malaysia has steadily deepened its economic and strategic engagement with China in the last decade, while maintaining its long-standing position of neutrality and non-alignment on the global stage.

Standard Chartered Bank (China) Ltd chief executive officer Jean Lu says China has been Malaysia’s largest trading partner for the last 16 years, and initially, Malaysian companies entering the market were largely from traditional sectors like engineering and construction.

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