On May 19th, Group General Manager Liu Lei was invited to attend a symposium on Malaysia's development and investment held by the Suzhou Chamber of Commerce in Nanjing. The attending leaders include Yu Wenqin, Executive Vice President of the Suzhou Chamber of Commerce, Gao Pu, former Deputy Secretary of the Qinzhou Municipal Committee, Deputy Director of the Qinzhou Industrial Park Management Committee of China and Malaysia, and former Party Secretary of Geely Technology Group, Wang Haifeng, Executive Secretary General of the Suzhou Chamber of Commerce, and Zhang Zuo, Executive Dean of the Suzhou Business School.

At the symposium, Secretary Gao Pu first introduced the current international situation and the development status of Southeast Asian countries, and analyzed the development potential and current and future industrial layout directions of Southeast Asian countries in the context of geopolitics. He particularly emphasized Malaysia's huge advantages as a newly emerging world big data center and semiconductor industry gathering place.

Subsequently, Dean Zhang gave an analysis report on the Malaysian market, focusing on the development and construction of industrial real estate in Malaysia. The report detailed Malaysia's preferential policies, investment environment, and potential market demand in the industrial real estate sector. He pointed out that as an important economy in Southeast Asia, Malaysia's stable political environment, abundant natural resources, and well-developed infrastructure provide vast development space for foreign investors. Especially in the field of industrial real estate, a series of encouraging policies introduced by the government have attracted the attention of many domestic and foreign enterprises.

Subsequently, President Yu Wenqin also delivered a speech, emphasizing the risk prevention and localization management strategies that Chinese enterprises should attach importance to in the process of "going global". Secretary General Wang Haifeng shared the experience and practices of the Soviet Chamber of Commerce in promoting overseas investment by Chinese enterprises, and stated that it will continue to increase its research and analysis efforts on Malaysia and other Southeast Asian countries.

Finally, General Manager Liu Lei elaborated on the rich experience and significant advantages of the group in industrial real estate development, delved into the development trends and investment potential of the Malaysian market, and emphasized that the group always places internationalization strategy in an important position. Southeast Asia, especially Malaysia, as a key region for the group's overseas strategy, will increase investment in the future, especially seeking to expand cooperation in the industrial real estate sector. General Manager Liu Lei also expressed the hope that the attending leaders and entrepreneurs would enhance communication and cooperation, and jointly promote the further development of China Malaysia economic and trade relations. He has great confidence in the Malaysian market and looks forward to working with more partners to explore new development opportunities together.

This symposium not only deepened our understanding of the dynamics and demands of the Malaysian market, but also met many industry colleagues with common goals, laying a solid foundation for the group's future internationalization process.