On January 23, the Transportation & Logistics Working Committee of the China Enterprises Chamber of Commerce in Malaysia (hereinafter referred as Transportation & Logistics Working Committee) held a fellowship dinner in Kuala Lumpur, attracting numerous representatives from member companies.
The President of the Transportation & Logistics Working Committee, Song Mingzhi, expressed gratitude to the attending guests and emphasized that, as the impact of the pandemic gradually subsides, the industry is rapidly recovering and embracing new development opportunities.
In his remarks, the CECCM’s President, Ni Qingjiu, highly commended the contributions of the Transportation & Logistics Working Committee. He pointed out that 2025 will mark a new milestone in China-Malaysia cooperation, symbolizing not only the friendly relations between the two nations but also a fresh starting point for deeper collaboration across various fields.
Following the lively and festive “Yee Sang” ceremony, the dinner began. Members enjoyed a sumptuous meal while exchanging insights on industry trends and sharing business experiences. The atmosphere was relaxed and vibrant, fully showcasing the cohesion and solidarity among Chinese enterprises. The event strengthened friendships among members and created more opportunities for win-win cooperation.
As a key division of the CECCM, the Transportation & Logistics Working Committee is primarily composed of Chinese enterprises active in transportation, logistics, warehousing, and related fields. Since its establishment, the Working Committee has played a vital role as a bridge, actively promoting the exchange of expertise and technical cooperation between China and Malaysia in the transportation and logistics sectors.
This fellowship dinner not only enhanced connections among members but also laid a solid foundation for exploring cooperation opportunities and pursuing shared development in the new year. Looking ahead, the Transportation & Logistics Working Committee will continue to provide high-quality services to its member companies and promote the joint development of the logistics and transportation industries in both China and Malaysia.
