Business, cultural, digital economy and diplomacy in the pandemic-recovery era


Transport Minister and MCA president, Datuk Seri Ir Dr Wee Ka Siong delivering his special keynote address at the 2020 World Chinese Economic Summit.

CHINA is one of the fastest growing economies recovering from the global pandemic. As a major locomotive for the global and regional economy, China is also the biggest trading partner for many countries across the world, including the 10 Asean member countries.

The republic’s Belt and Road Initiative has driven infrastructure development in Asia, Africa and Central Asia, while its technological advancements and innovations are shaping the future of industries. So, how can China benefit the countries of South-East Asia and help accelerate their recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic?

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