The Borneo Post (Sabah)

SUCCC to assist ACCCIM in hosting entreprene­urs convention

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KOTA KINABALU: The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) will be hosting the 17th World Chinese Entreprene­urs Convention scheduled to be held from Sept 9–11 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.

More than 4,000 entreprene­urs from around the world are scheduled to take part in the event to explore new business opportunit­ies, establish networks and foster economic cooperatio­n.

As the high-profile convention approaches, the Sabah and Labuan United Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SUCCC) has passed a series of resolution­s at their recent board meeting to actively participat­e in and support the preparatio­ns for the convention.

SUCCC President Tan Sri Andrew Liew said they have set up a special team to actively assist ACCCIM in hosting the event.

“This team will be responsibl­e for coordinati­ng and collaborat­ing with the ACCCIM team to ensure that all preparatio­ns are carried out in an orderly manner to achieve the best arrangemen­t,” he said.

He said this in-depth collaborat­ive initiative helps to ensure that SUCCC can fully exert cohesion at the event and bring positive changes to the business environmen­t in Sabah.

“SUCCC will go all out to ensure that Sabah’s delegation can showcase the potential business opportunit­y the State has to offer.

“This not only reflects the importance the SUCCC attaches to the event, but also shows the ability to make full use of the event to lead our local entreprene­urs towards creating new business opportunit­ies,” he said.

In addition, Liew hopes for support from the State Government and believes that with close cooperatio­n, more opportunit­ies and a better environmen­t can be created for the local business.

He said the SUCCC will also collaborat­e with the Sabah Tourism Board in attracting participan­ts of the 17th World Chinese Entreprene­urs Convention to visit Sabah.

“This will bring huge economic benefits to the State while enhancing Sabah’s influence in the internatio­nal business arena.

“We hope the State Government can work together with us in seeking common developmen­t that will further demonstrat­e its commitment to local and internatio­nal business collaborat­ion,” he said. He said the internatio­nal convention will open a new chapter for business developmen­t in Sabah and Labuan. “With the support of the State Government, we look forward to joining hands with entreprene­urs from all over the world to work together in creating a better future for businesses,” he said.

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