Look beyond ethnic-centred lens if you want to grow, Chong tells young Chinese entrepreneurs

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At the Malaysian Chinese Youth Summit on Saturday (Jan 10), MCA Secretary-General Datuk Chong Sin Woon urged young Chinese entrepreneurs to move beyond ethnic-centric business approaches.   Emphasising Malaysia’s multicultural heritage, he said limiting ventures to one’s own community restricts growth, while collaborating across ethnic lines opens greater opportunities.   Read more at https://tinyurl.com/3rwctbwu  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00Young Chinese entrepreneurs must move past an ethnic-centric lens in business

00:06if they hope to scale their ventures effectively in a globalized economy,

00:10according to MCA Secretary General Datuk Chong Sinwun.

00:15Speaking during the Malaysian-Chinese Youth Summit on Saturday,

00:18Sinwun emphasized that in today's era of globalization,

00:22maintaining economic barriers between ethnic groupings is no longer viable.

00:30This one, which is the question, how to get the wealth of cash.

00:33But if you have to do yourself with a ngh chaud,

00:36and you're going to only be able to do your own community,

00:39or school districts, then you have to do their work on your own community.

00:43If you have seen that Indian food,

00:47the energy demand is higher, the economy is higher.

00:49You don't have to provide the government,

00:52or not provide the rights or the government to tell you,

00:55so you need to find a better-driven economy.

00:58to become a new member of the Maraisons,

01:00or to become a powerful member of the Maraisons.

01:03Sin Woon, a panelist during the summit's first discussion

01:06on national vision and the new role of youth,

01:08highlighted the importance of embracing

01:10Malaysia's multicultural reality.

01:13When you come back to 500 years ago,

01:15when you come back to the Maraisons,

01:17we have a freedom.

01:19We have received from China,

01:21from Arabia, from India,

01:23from India,

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01:40Themed Building the Future Together,

01:42the role of Malaysian-Chinese youth in nation-building,

01:45the summit commemorated MCA youth's 70th anniversary.

01:49Around 250 youths in nation-building,

01:52engaging in three dialogues on national development

01:54and the role of youth in shaping Malaysia's future.

01:56MCA Youth National Deputy Chairman

01:58and Summit Organising Committee Chairman Chong Yuchuan said

02:00the summit provides a platform for young people

02:02to voice their opinions on pressing national issues.

02:05He added that the suggestions and insights gathered

02:07would be compiled and submitted to the government

02:09and relevant agencies

02:11to ensure that Chinese youth perspectives

02:13are included in politics.

02:15The summit was officially launched by MCA President,

02:17Datuk Sri Dr. Wee Ka Siong,

02:18alongside MCA Youth National Chairman,

02:19Ling Tian Sun.

02:20The summit was officially launched by MCA President,

02:21Datuk Sri Dr. Wee Ka Siong,

02:22alongside MCA Youth National Chairman,

02:23Ling Tian Sun.

02:24The summit was officially launched by MCA President,

02:26Datuk Sri Dr. Wee Ka Siong,

02:28alongside MCA Youth National Chairman,

02:30Ling Tian Sun.

02:32David,

02:40The summit was a round the spot of the community,

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02:51The summit was so memories of avantiy,

02:52allowing the work,

02:53to meet her mother...

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