Penang well-positioned to gain from strong Malaysia-China bond


Chow also noted the recognition of the “sister cities” relationship between Penang, as a trade and economic hub for the northern region, with Xiamen, as well as close relations with cities such as Zhongshan and Chengdu. (File pic shows Xiamen skyline)

GEORGE TOWN: Penang is well-positioned to benefit from the strong diplomatic bond between Malaysia and China, especially in transforming and upgrading the state’s economic and industrial structure.

Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said the establishment of the diplomatic relationship between Malaysia and China back in 1974 had led to mutually beneficial growth, especially in areas such as trading, culture, education and tourism.

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