Malaysia and China have established a strategic partnership to enhance human capital development through the Global Development Initiative (GDI). This innovative alliance is set to accelerate advancements in key areas such as healthcare, education, and productivity, signalling a new era of international collaboration aimed at unlocking the full potential of human capital on a global scale.

THE Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) stands as the largest free trade agreement globally, encompassing 15 countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand.

SINCE the early 1990s, Malaysia has been exhibiting signs of premature deindustrialisation, characterised by a decline in the relative contribution of the manufacturing sector to the economy – a trait typically observed only when a country has attained the status of a developed country.

WHILE the Internet brings important development and opportunities to individuals and organisations in this digital economy, it also poses risks to personal information security.

With the global market’s increasing emphasis on responsible practices and sustainability, it is imperative for businesses to embrace environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices.

The 2024 China’s Government Work Report offers a glimpse into China’s evolving approach to foreign policy and its strategic positioning on the world stage.

INCREASING international collaboration in the digital economy will accelerate the development of the global economy.

THE Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a massive infrastructure and economic development project aimed at enhancing global connectivity.

CHINA has risen to be the clear frontrunner in the Asian economy. Its economic transformation began in 1978, gaining momentum with trade and investment activities in the early 1990s.

FROM Dec 1, Malaysian citizens holding ordinary passports can enjoy 15 days' visa-free travel to China.

Digitalisation and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations stand as two paramount pillars shaping the trajectory of countries and organisations on a global scale. As companies pivot towards a more ESG-centric approach, the role of digitalisation emerges as a key driver of sustainable business practices. The ongoing evolution of digital transformation, marked by the advent of Digital Transformation 2.0, not only seeks advantageous business outcomes but also actively contributes to ESG initiatives.

SMART technology has become a cornerstone of development in modern cities. Both Malaysia and China have been actively working on developing smart city initiatives to enhance urban living, improve efficiency and foster sustainable development.