Most of our SMEs are not well aware of the opportunities in Chinas massive one-belt-one-road economic strategy, says Koong.
China’s plan for a new Silk Road will require infrastructural investments of US$160bil and will, in time, generate annual trade volume exceeding US$2.5tril. Malaysian SMEs cannot afford to miss out, writes HO WAH FOON.
MALAYSIA’S small and medium enterprises (SMEs) must be proactive in seizing business opportunities generated by China’s one-belt-one-road initiative or risk being phased out from the market, warned a council member of the Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM).
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