ASEAN Chairmanship: Malaysia prioritises economic cooperation and sustanable cooperation
Important to ensure that the WTO remains relevant in the current geopolitical situation
Important to ensure that the WTO remains relevant in the current geopolitical situation
MALAYSIA Islamic Chamber of Commerce cordially invited five representatives from Myanmar to attend the ASEAN Halal Roundtable Dialogue that will take place on 7 December 2024 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.…
The merger is targeted towards enhancing Malaysia’s leadership and competitiveness in the global halal market
HDC is to fast-track halal industry’s development within this region by organizing the Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme (MTCP)
The agreement will provide the Halal Trade and Marketing Centre (HTMC) with a range of world-class services, supporting companies and businessmen locally, regionally and globally.
An overview on Halal standards, certification and accreditation since 2010. 2019 will be seeing the growth in accreditation and hopefully also harmonisation of standards in various regions.
Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), countries in the Americas are eyeing Brunei as a potential gateway for the Asian exports markets.
There needs to be common standards for halal products and services within Asean to support the growth of the industry here.
Southeast Asia is unlikely to hit a target of integrating its 10 economies by 2015, but the group has much potential to be a trading hub for Asia.