Alibaba Group launches Malaysia Week to help Malaysian SMEs

• More than 50 Malaysian brands participate in the campaign
• Aims to encourage Chinese consumers to buy "Malaysia" products

The ALIBABA Group officially launches "Malaysia Week" on July 6th. Launch of the online campaign with a full week of special promotions on thousands of Malaysian "Must-buy", "Must-eat" and "Must-eat" products until July 12, 2018.

L & # The initiative is part of the Alibaba program. The ongoing commitment to Malaysia, its first eWTP hub outside of China, and aims to attract Chinese consumers to buy all-Malaysia 'through its online markets.

More than 50 Malaysian brands participate in the campaign and will be featured on Tmall during the promotion of one week

Chinese travelers can also access special promotions on travel and tourism products and services from Malaysia on Alitrip this week in Malaysia.

More than 30 Malaysian touring merchants and special offers on the Alitrip platform for local travel products and services in Malaysia, including hotel and tour packages, local attractions and events, as well as special offers. Purchase and restoration.

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" Last year, Alibaba worked with the Malaysian government and the local business community to develop and improve cross-border trade. border trade infrastructure in Malaysia. With innovations in the areas of logistics, payment, customs clearance and big data, Malaysian small businesses can now enjoy the convenience of global e-commerce, which previously was only accessible to the public. large multinational companies. By making globalization more inclusive, small businesses and young people will benefit immensely in the near future, "said Tmall President Jet Jing.

" The week in Malaysia marks our commitment to continue presenting the best fresh produce and quality. It is essential to visit tourist attractions for Chinese consumers. "

" Malaysia Week is the bridge between Malaysian products, tourism and culture, to the world. Building on the long-term partnership with Alibaba, Malaysian SMEs will benefit immensely as businesses will now be able to reach further and wider through access to the new markets that this initiative provides. . I want to thank our partner, Alibaba, for this incredible opportunity.

"Malaysia Week demonstrates Alibaba's commitment to helping Malaysian SMEs export and present their high-quality products to the world, and we are confident that this partnership with Alibaba will go a long way. Long way since Alibaba's eWTP and Malaysia's DFTZ have a common vision that is helping SMEs grow and revolutionize Malaysia's e-commerce, "said Ng Wan Peng. ] Kerry Center, an upscale shopping mall located in the heart of Hangzhou, Alibaba's hometown, has been turned into an offline pop-up exhibit to showcase local Malaysian brands such as Aik Cheong Cafe, Julie and Boh Tea

. You will be able to see Malaysia through exciting exhibitions, activities and shows, including Malaysia's traditional dance and culture show, Teh Tarik's unique show in Malaysia, and interactive displays of Malaysian tourist destinations such as Malaysia. Day Tour Experience, Mangrove Fireflies, Tun Sakaran Marine Park and more.

A 'Malaysia Food Festival & # 39; Also held at the Shangri-La Hotel, Hang zhou, to give Chinese consumers a taste of what to expect when visiting Malaysia, Asia.

Connecting Malaysian SMEs to China

As part of the Malaysia Week initiative, Alibaba.com, the world's largest market for world trade, hosted "In As the world's largest one-stop B2B service platform, Alibaba.com has not only helped connect Malaysian SMEs to global opportunities and drive business growth, it is also a leader in training. to ensure that Malaysia has a talent pool in e-commerce to develop the country's digital economy.

"As a key element of the initiative eWTP, we will continue to work to lower trade barriers for SMEs in Malaysia and beyond, "said Alibaba.com Managing Director, Kuo Zhang.

Malaysia" July on request »Promotions

Alibaba.com org anise also a special promotion for its Malaysian sian gold global suppliers have called "July on Demand", which began July 2, 2018 and will run until July 29, 2018.

More than 275 Local merchants and more than a thousand Malaysian products are promoted in more than 200 countries. In order to enable local SMEs to expand their business and expand their exports globally, the "Malaysia Week" campaign is organized by the Alibaba Group in cooperation with Malaysian agencies such as Malaysian Digital Economic Corporation (MDEC). ), The Department of International Trade and Industry (Miti), Matrade, SME Corp, the Malaysian Authority for Investment Development (Mida), Malaysia Tourism Malaysia (TM) in Malaysia and China and the Indian Tourism Receiving Association (Mita) to deepen the understanding of Chinese consumers. Malaysian products and services, and to stimulate cross-border business opportunities for Malaysian SMEs with China.

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