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Malaysian business leader Jeffrey Ng, vice president of the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce, has highlighted the vast potential for tech collaboration between Malaysia and China. Speaking at the 5th China International Consumer Products Expo in Hainan, Ng emphasized opportunities in cutting-edge fields like 5G and artificial intelligence (AI).
In an interview with CGTN anchor Lincoln Humphries, Ng expressed optimism about the growing ties between the two nations. “There’s a tremendous opportunity for Malaysia and China to work together in technology sectors,” he said. “Collaboration in 5G and AI can drive innovation and economic growth for both countries.”
Ng also noted that such partnerships could benefit the younger generation, creating new jobs and fostering skills development. “Engaging the youth in these technologies is crucial,” he added. “They are the future leaders who will continue to strengthen Malaysia-China relations.”
The expo in Hainan serves as a platform for international businesses to showcase products and explore partnerships. With the focus on technology and innovation, Malaysia’s participation underscores its commitment to enhancing cooperation with China.
As both countries continue to invest in technological advancements, the potential for collaboration in sectors like 5G and AI presents exciting prospects for economic and social development in the region.
