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The 11th China Processing Trade Product Fair Malaysia Roadshow


China Processing Trade Products Fair (Dongguan Jiabo) which transaction amount has breakthrough RMB100 billion in 2018, is inviting investment from Malaysia. Malaysian entrepreneurs who are interested in entering China market are invited to participate and to share this huge business opportunities.

The 11th China Processing Trade Products Fair Malaysia Roadshow will be held in Kuala Lumpur on March 4 (Monday).  Enterprises are welcome to sign up.

Chen Yue Hua, Deputy Director of Guangdong Provincial Department of Commerce will lead a delegation to promote and introduce the said fair, to share the latest investment opportunities and trade development trends in Guangdong Province, to Malaysian entrepreneurs.  An exchange will also be held between Chen and Malaysia political and business sectors representatives so as to deepen the economic and trade cooperation between Guangdong and Malaysia. 

Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce (hereinafter referred to as MCCC) is honored to be the co-organizer to the 11th China Processing Trade Products Fair Malaysia Roadshow.

The themed exhibition consists of three parts: Processing Trade Gradient Transfer Business Opportunities Exhibition, Industrial Design Exhibition and Exhibition of the Planning and Processing Trade Innovation Achievements of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. There will be six professional exhibitions including International Smartphone and Mobile Terminal Industry Exhibition, International Fashion Apparel and Accessories Exhibition, International Fashion Bags, Suitcases, Shoes  and Hats Exhibition, International Food and Kitchen products exhibition, International Toys, Gifts, Juvenile products and Home Accessories Exhibition and International Logistics Cross-border E-business Exhibition.

The 11th China Processing Trade Products Fair Malaysia Roadshow will be held at Intercontinental Hotel, Kuala Lumpur 10am.
Admission is free. (Limited seat, First come first serve)

Interested enterprises are requested to register with the Secretariat of the Malaysian China Chamber of Commerce before February 282019, call 03-9223 1188, email to sec@mccc.my or click https://goo.gl/forms/7UdVZnPFcqBAw98G3 
for registration.

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