Cheah Chyuan Yong, Chairman of the International Strategy Institute (ISI) is set to unveil a series of initiatives to strengthen global economic ties and elevate Malaysian businesses on the international stage. ISI is poised to foster unparalleled international collaborations and ethical business practices, building on the success of pivotal forums such as the Inter-Regional Business Forum (IRBF), the World Anti-Corruption Conference (WACC) and the World Chinese Economic Forum (WCEF).
With a distinguished track record of facilitating meaningful dialogues and partnerships across continents, ISI, under Cheah Chyuan Yong’s guidance, is dedicated to bridging the gap between Malaysian enterprises and potential global markets. This initiative underscores Malaysia’s growing global economic influence and commitment to sustainable and ethical business practices.
The forthcoming phase of ISI’s journey includes an expanded roster of international forums designed to address critical global economic challenges while unlocking new opportunities for Malaysian businesses. These forums will catalyze innovation, trade, and investment and connect Malaysian entrepreneurs with a network of international partners and resources.
“As we look ahead to 2024, the forecast for Malaysia’s economy is encouraging, with anticipated GDP growth driven by robust domestic demand and strategic national infrastructure projects. This positive outlook is further bolstered by the expected recovery in our exports, particularly in high-demand sectors like technology, which is crucial for our nation’s economic resilience. ISI is committed to leveraging these opportunities to support Malaysian entrepreneurs, fostering an environment where they can thrive and contribute to our country’s prosperous future”, said Cheah Chyuan Yong.
As ISI continues to expand its reach and impact, Cheah Chyuan Yong invites businesses, governments, and civil society organizations to join this transformative journey, forging a future of innovation, collaboration, and shared prosperity.
SOURCE: International Strategy Institute (ISI)
