China to help ‘Silk Road’ SMEs


Ter (left) shaking hands with Premier Li as Tan Sri Ong Ka Ting, acting as moderator during the meeting, looks on.

China’s new Silk Road, which is expected to draw US$160bil in infrastructure investment alone, presents a huge opportunity for Malaysian SMEs. And China’s PM Li Keqiang has agreed to assist SMEs looking to participate, reports HO WAH FOON.

CHINA’S Prime Minister Li Keqiang has agreed to provide assistance to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) from Malaysia and China to facilitate their involvement in business ventures linked to the “one belt, one road” initiative.

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