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Published: 17:23, May 28, 2024
China's resource-rich cultural and tourism market will be provide huge opportunities in the future
By Janice Jiang
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Malaysia. In an interview with China Daily, Lee Kim Yew, the first chairman of the Malaysia-China Business Council, said that the visa-free policy between China and Malaysia will allow for a better and more sustainable flow of people, business and economic activities.
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