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Alibaba to launch 'Malaysia Week' in July in effort to promote Malaysian products and tourism to China New country office to serve as a ‘one-stop solution centre’ for local businesses     ALIBABA Group opened its national office in Malaysia today barcelona88 online marking a new chapter in the company’s deepening strategic cooperation with Malaysia, which is the first eWTP hub outside of China. Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur at The Vertical Bangsar South, the new office signifies Alibaba Group’s continued endeavours to bolster the technology capability.

Of Malaysian SMEs and young entrepreneurs barcelona88 online provide support and platforms to assist them to drive exports, as well as offering extensive training programs to help them take advantage of digital innovations and trade opportunities. Serving as a ‘one-stop solution centre’ for local businesses, the country office is designed to engage with existing local partners, help Malaysian businesses identify global cross-border trade opportunities as well as to support the country’s technology innovation through cloud computing services. In November last year, Alibaba successfully launched its first international.

EHub in Malaysia under the eWTP initiative barcelona88 online with an emphasis on facilitating exports for Malaysian SMEs and creating the infrastructure to support global trade with services encompassing e-commerce, logistics, cloud computing, mobile payment and talent training. Since then, various initiatives have been undertaken by Alibaba Group in Malaysia in order to build inclusive and innovative global trading technology infrastructure for local SMEs, including the establishment of Alibaba's first regional e-fulfilment hub in KLIA Aeropolis DFTZ Park and the establishment of Alibaba Cloud’s internet data centre.

In Malaysia - Malaysia’s first global public cloud platform. The Launch of ‘Malaysia Week’ in China During the opening ceremony barcelona88 online the company also announced the launch of Malaysia Week a special online promotion initiative that seeks to attract Chinese consumers to buy all-things Malaysian from July 6 - 12. The Malaysia Week campaign is set to showcase an array of ‘Must-see’, ‘Must-eat’ and ‘Must-experience’ Malaysian products and tourism packages across Alibaba’s platforms. More than 50 Malaysian brands, featuring a wide range of product categories will.