Key facts
- Malaysia and China launched a technology transfer center on June 23.
- The center aims to boost cooperation in AI, semiconductors, biomedicine, aerospace, and new energy vehicles.
- The initiative leverages Chongqing's role as a regional innovation hub and the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor.
- Future collaboration will include joint research, joint laboratories, and cross-border innovation incubation.
Malaysia and China have established a new technology transfer center to enhance bilateral cooperation in key sectors such as artificial intelligence and semiconductors. The initiative, launched on June 23 in Kuala Lumpur during the China (Chongqing)–Malaysia Belt and Road Science and Technology Cooperation Exchange Conference, aims to deepen cross-border collaboration and commercialization of technologies.
The conference brought together government, academic, and innovation leaders from both countries to explore ways to leverage Chongqing's position as a regional innovation hub and the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor. Participants discussed future collaboration in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, biomedicine, aerospace, and new energy vehicles.