China lends expertise to TAR UMT


Paving the way: (from left) Goh, Prof Lee, Liow, Zheng and Malaysia Teochew Chamber of Commerce deputy president Tan Sri Lim Kuang Sia.

STUDENTS and staff at Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) will soon have access to experts in China.

This is among the outcomes of three memorandums of understanding (MoUs) recently inked by the varsity, together with the Malaysia Teochew Chamber of Commerce, the Teochew International Economic Cooperation Organization (TIECO), and the Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Think Tank Research Institute.

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