Kuala Lumpur 22 May 2026 – In support of Malaysia’s “AI Nation 2030” vision and the national digital economy agenda, the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) paid a courtesy visit to YB Tuan Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital, to explore strategic cooperation in digital economy growth, AI ecosystem development, SME digital transformation, and Malaysia-China technology collaboration.
The MCCC delegation was led by Mr. Sean Lee Koh Yung, Chairman of Domestic Commercial Affairs of MCCC , together with central committee members, as well as representatives from the Women Entrepreneurs Committee and the Young Entrepreneurs Committee.
During the meeting, Minister YB Tuan Gobind Singh Deo shared his perspectives on a range of issues, stating:
“This was a productive meeting with the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce (MCCC). MCCC plays an important role in promoting interaction, cooperation, and development in trade, investment, and commercial activities between Malaysia and China, while safeguarding the interests of its members.

We exchanged views on various matters, including the role AI can play in helping SMEs enhance productivity, innovation, and competitiveness, as well as practical AI support for women-led businesses. We also discussed government support and policy directions related to AI and digital transformation, alongside the importance of strengthening public-private collaboration.
We further explored potential future collaborations that can support more inclusive growth, particularly for women entrepreneurs in Malaysia’s digital economy. I am optimistic that with the right partnerships, more businesses—especially women-led enterprises—can be empowered to participate, grow, and succeed in an AI-driven future.”
The Minister also emphasised the importance of raising public awareness and adoption of AI and digital technologies, highlighting their practical benefits for everyday life, business innovation, and long-term economic development.

In response, Mr. Sean Lee Koh Yung shared MCCC’s ongoing efforts, nationwide branches platforms and achievements in facilitating Malaysia-China business partnerships and enterprise development. He proposed MOU collaboration with MDEC regards a series of initiatives centred on digital trade, AI applications, women empowerment, youth entrepreneurship, and enhancing the digital competitiveness of Malaysia’s micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Representatives from the Young Entrepreneurs Committee and the Women Entrepreneurs Committee also presented their respective focus areas and raised industry-related concerns, which received positive attention and constructive feedback from the Minister.
Mr. Sean Lee further extended an invitation to Minister YB Tuan Gobind Singh to attend upcoming MCCC events, including the Malaysia-China Entrepreneurs Conference ( MCEC) , with the aim of strengthening collaboration between MCCC and the Ministry of Digital, while helping local MSMEs gain a clearer understanding of the government’s digital economy and AI-related policies.
The courtesy visit was conducted in a warm and constructive atmosphere and concluded successfully.

