On behalf of our fellow member Ipsos Malaysia, we would like to share their latest insights from the press release they’ve recently issued - "What Worries Malaysia."
The findings from the “What Worries Malaysia” study reveals:-
EUROCHAM Malaysia organised the Automotive Sector Committee meeting yesterday and brought together key players from the Automotive Sector Committee for an insightful meeting held at our office.
With the Head of the Sector Committee at the helm, the session was graced by the presence of EUROCHAM Malaysia CEO, Mr Sven Schneider, our dedicated EUROCHAM Malaysia team, and esteemed representatives from various automotive committee members.
The gathering revolved around addressing pressing advocacy matters confronting our automotive sector. From navigating challenges in the truck and bus realm to steering through intricacies in the passenger car domain, the discussion was both enlightening and strategic.
An enriching recap of previous engagements set the tone, while future interactions with pertinent ministries and agencies took center stage. These deliberations are pivotal as we collectively champion the interests of our automotive community.
In a remarkable collaboration with Cyberview, EUROCHAM Malaysia orchestrated an impactful event set against the backdrop of the thriving Cyberjaya community during the "EUROCHAM Malaysia and Cyberview Networking Session" in conjunction with Cyberjaya Incentive Seminar. The event also served as a platform for EUROCHAM Malaysia and other government entities to extend its reach, facilitating connections and sharing invaluable insights within Cyberjaya's burgeoning landscape through the format of a business clinic. Amongst esteemed governmental bodies like Cyberview, Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), Malaysian Technology Development Corporation (MTDC) and others, EUROCHAM was also given the opportunity to occupy a prominent booth, showcasing our services and perspectives, contributing to the growing community in Cyberjaya.
Throughout the event, a diverse array of informative sessions unfolded, spearheaded by influential entities including Cyberview, MIDA, MTDC, Talent Corp, and UN Global Compact Network Malaysia & Brunei (UNGCMYB). The grand finale was an engaging fireside chat moderated by EUROCHAM Malaysia CEO, Mr Sven Schneider, alongside the panelist Ms. Shafinaz Salim, Division Head of Technology Hub Development at Cyberview Sdn Bhd. Their dialogue delved into the future investments shaping Cyberjaya, offering profound insights into prospective ventures and the collaborative tapestry that Cyberjaya envisions.
Calling all EUROCHAM Malaysia Members!
Get ready to mark your calendars for a momentous occasion – EUROCHAM Malaysia’s 30th Annual General Meeting! Your presence is of utmost importance as we reflect on the past year and set the course for the future.
🗓️ Date: Thursday, 7th September 2023
🕒 Time: 3:00 PM
🏨 Venue: Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur
Please note that this AGM is STRICTLY FOR EUROCHAM MALAYSIA MEMBERS ONLY.
EUROCHAM Malaysia had the privilege of hosting a special courtesy visit from H.E. Marko Ham, the Ambassador of the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia, and Dato’ Seri Chan Kong Yew, Honorary Consul of the Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia. This significant encounter, expertly coordinated by EUROCHAM Malaysia, represents a dynamic stride towards reinforcing international connections.
During this visit, productive discussions took place regarding the Embassy's visionary strategies in Malaysia. Their aim to promote Slovenian business initiatives and support diverse sectors that aligns seamlessly with our mission to foster collaborative growth among the EU business community in Malaysia.
Ms Pauline Goh, a member of EUROCHAM Malaysia's Board of Directors, and the EUOCHAM Malaysia team provided an overview of our organisation's pivotal role in the European business landscape. This laid a solid foundation for potential synergies between the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia and EUROCHAM Malaysia. The prospect of future joint endeavors ignited excitement and the promise of inventive ventures.
EUROCHAM Malaysia had the privilege of participating in the closing session of the Arise+ Malaysia Workshop on Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth through International Trade and Economic Integration, a collaborative effort with the EU Green Deal. The insights shared during these discussions were carefully examined by ITC experts, who synthesized the key points and highlighted the recommendations for Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and Environmental and Social Due Diligence Regulation (EUDR). These recommendations were grouped into three primary areas: (1) international strategic approach, (2) internal policy review, and (3) capacity building.
We are heartened to learn that ITC is committed to supporting the realization of these recommendations. They also announced their intention to collaborate with MITI to create a comprehensive report on CBAM and EUDR, aiding MITI in developing a tailored action plan for these important initiatives.
