New lease of life for clans


THE trend in setting up new chambers of commerce seems unstoppable due to the lure of opportunities under the Belt and Road project.

It has been reported that the Federation of Hokkien Asssociations in Malaysia, the largest clan association in Malaysia, is now setting up a chamber of commerce to inject new lease of life into the federation. It is known that many clans are on the decline due to dwindling membership.

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