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MCA Economy Blue Print >
Thrusts and Strategies |
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Thrust 4: |
The
Global Entrepreneurship
Expansion (GEE) Plan
 MCA
will be setting up a Global
Entrepreneurship Expansion (GEE)
Plan to gather well-known
Malaysian brands together with
dynamic new companies to embark
on overseas missions to seek
joint ventures. The areas of
focus of such missions include
ICT, modern agriculture, retail
branding (especially in the food
and beverage sector), oil and
gas, and renewable energy.
MCA will facilitate the
expansion programmes of SMEs to
promote Malaysian products and
services by helping them
negotiate directly with overseas
parties collectively as well as
dealing with foreign
trade-related government
agencies.
With the advent of globalisation
and the ever-increasing emphasis
on the knowledge economy,
coupled with the rise of China,
the role of the Malaysian
Chinese Economic Consultative
Council (MCECC) and the
Chinese-based Chambers of
Commerce and the Trade
Associations has never been more
important to our nation’s
economic development.
Association secretariats will
need to facilitate closer
co-operation among their members
and their industry to ensure
that they remain viable. They
will need to support and commit
themselves to helping their
members achieve successful
business management outcomes. As
economic development and
planning will increasingly
become more decentralised, there
will also be more pressure for
local trade associations to
transform themselves to be more
efficient in serving their
members’ needs and finding
appropriate solutions. As such,
they will need to adopt more
professional and modern
administrative systems,
including hiring professionals
and conducting market research
and industry studies.
MCA’s plans to actively
engage business-based
organisations include:
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working with MCECC to
organize one-to-one
dialogues with various
Chambers of Commerce and
Trade Associations at all
levels;
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providing associations with
training in modern
management and lobbying
techniques through KTAR;
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facilitating strategic
alliances among the
associations and SMEs so
that they can work with MNCs
and be directly involved in
the Economic Corridors;
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stepping up the role of
MCA’s State EXCO such that
they play a more
pro-business role, looking
after the economic
development of their
respective states.
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