More companies from China keen to expand business in KL, says Dr Wee

PETALING JAYA: Kuala Lumpur has growingly become a preferred investment destination for some Chinese corporations, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

The MCA president said there was an increasing interest from Chinese companies to expand their ventures in Malaysia.

Dr Wee said the event, supported by SME Corp, will allow mutual understanding between Malaysia and China investors while benefiting both countries. “I believe such an event will allow local investors and those from Liuzhou to gain a better mutual understanding of the demands in both destinations and how to leverage each other’s advantages to create a win-win situation for both countries,” he said in a Facebook post.

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