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China and Malaysia strengthen economic ties via Belt and Road projects, boosting trade and Chinese EV investments.
China-Malaysia ties have strengthened under the Belt and Road Initiative, with bilateral trade surpassing 1.5 trillion yuan in 2024.
Key infrastructure projects include the nearly completed East Coast Rail Link and the Kuantan-Qinzhou industrial parks.
Chinese investment is advancing major developments in Penang, including a new international airport.
Malaysia is emerging as a regional hub for Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) brands, supported by its automotive, semiconductor, and digital infrastructure.
Chinese firms like BYD have begun pilot operations, with plans to establish regional sales, service, and R&D centers.
Despite global trade uncertainties, Loh Wee Keng of the Malaysian Chamber of Commerce highlights ASEAN’s strong internal demand and the value of deepening industrial cooperation for long-term economic resilience.
China y Malasia fortalecen los lazos económicos a través de los proyectos de Belt and Road, impulsando el comercio y las inversiones chinas en vehículos eléctricos.