The economic ties that bind us


TRADE and investment between Malaysia and China have grown exponentially in recent years on the back of changes in both countries’ economies, with opportunities arising from Asean integration and the rebalancing of growth to emerging Asia.

China has been Malaysia’s largest trade partner in Asean since 2008 with bilateral trade last year totalling RM203.23bil, a growth of 12.5%.

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