A fruitful halal trip to China


Leaders of the tour at the outdoor business matching extravaganza in Paradise Garden, Xian. From left: HDCs Hamidon, Low (political secretary to Wee) and SME consultant Chew Kian Seng.

Halal business is becoming big business, and China’s huge resources and market present Malaysian businesses with opportunities that just can’t be ignored. To this end, Malaysia sent an official business delegation there. HO WAH FOON reports.

THE business trip to China on May 11-21, organised by the office of Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department, Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong, was a fruitful and memorable one for both the government officials and the local small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the 23-member delegation.

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