Young Entrepreneurs Committee

Introduction to the Young Entrepreneur Committee of the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce

In the early 21st century, under the leadership of Tan Sri Ngan Ching Wen, the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce (referred to as MCCC) recognized the significance of young entrepreneurs in driving the future economic and trade relations between Malaysia and China. In response to this, they established the Young Entrepreneur Committee to assist in promoting the affairs of the chamber and collectively foster economic development. On April 18, 2003, the Young Entrepreneur Committee of the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce was officially established, becoming the first organization among numerous chambers to set up a Young Entrepreneur Committee at that time

Core Value

Mission

Building a platform for communication and exchange among young entrepreneurs from Malaysia and China, promoting international cooperation, sharing experiences, and exchanging entrepreneurial knowledge.
Serving as a communication mechanism between young entrepreneurs and government entities to facilitate the formulation and implementation of relevant policies.
Nurturing future cross-border young entrepreneurs between Malaysia and China, and collaborating with and assisting the Central Council in realizing the objectives of the chamber, thereby contributing to the overall service of the chamber.