Malaysia’s role as South-East Asia’s fulcrum


Landmark day: Liow addressing the crowd at the China-Malaysia Business Dialogue on the Belt and Road in Beijing on Wednesday.

MUCH has been said about Belt and Road, a highly ambitious cross-continental and maritime integration plan by China. But how exactly can Malaysia ride the wave of China’s aggressive push?

China has emphasised that the initiative is oriented towards win-win cooperation, not only to achieve domestic economic growth but also to drive development of countries along both routes.

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Opinion , Tho Xin Yi , columnist

   

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