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Business Flourishes at CICEE SEA 2023, Strengthening China-Malaysia Ties

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Business Flourishes at CICEE SEA 2023, Strengthening China-Malaysia Ties

In a bid to foster stronger ties between China and Malaysia, the 2023 Changsha International Construction Equipment Exhibition Sub-exhibition in Southeast Asia (CICEE SEA 2023) showcased a new generation of high-end, intelligent, and green construction machinery. The event, held at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) in Kuala Lumpur, marked a pivotal opportunity for Chinese enterprises to expand their footprint in the Southeast Asian region.

Deputy Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Chan Foong Hin inaugurated the exhibition, emphasising the significance of a new era for construction machinery. With a sprawling area of 12,000 square meters, the exhibition featured a comprehensive display of concrete machinery, lifting machinery, tunnel boring machinery, earthmoving machinery, construction machinery, and accessories.

Over 120 exhibitors showcased cutting-edge products, technologies, and innovative ideas. The event aimed to leverage international cooperation facilitated by the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), encouraging Chinese construction machinery enterprises to explore opportunities in Southeast Asia, including participation in Belt and Road projects.

Business Flourishes at CICEE SEA 2023, Strengthening China-Malaysia Ties
Business Flourishes at CICEE SEA 2023, Strengthening China-Malaysia Ties

The exhibition was not just a machinery display; it also facilitated business exchanges and collaborations. The Southeast Asia Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference of Changsha Construction Machinery Industry, along with more than 20 business fairs, provided a platform for over 50 Southeast Asian business associations leading delegations. The professional visitor count surpassed 6,000 on the first day alone.

A notable highlight was the signing ceremony during the opening, where seven cooperation projects and procurement agreements, amounting to 133 million yuan (RM86.7 million), were sealed. These agreements signify a step towards stronger partnerships and increased collaboration between Chinese and Southeast Asian enterprises.

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