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The Malaysian contingent's campaign at the WorldSkills Competition Shanghai 2026 began on Wednesday (Sept 23), with 22 national youth participants aiming to secure the country's maiden gold medal at the world's most prestigious skills competition.

Deputy Works Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan, who is the country's WSC Chef de Mission, said he is confident in the contingent's capabilities based on its performances in previous regional competitions.

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00:01The competition began at the 48th WorldSkills Shanghai on Wednesday, with the Malaysian contingent vying for good results.
00:10Deputy Works Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Mazlan, who is leading the contingent comprising 22 participants as Chef Dimitian,
00:19said they had undergone extensive preparations after the previous edition in France.
00:24He said he is confident in the participants' capabilities based on their solid performances in the previous regional competitions.
00:54The competition began with 80 countries, 1,400 visitors.
00:58That's why we can learn because when it comes to many countries, there are opportunities for our country to see
01:10TVET and TVET.
01:23He said Malaysia's participation this year rests on four main pillars, namely competition, global benchmarking, new technology transfer and empowering
01:35industrial investments.
01:36The National Exhibition and Convention Centre will see the Malaysian participants competing in 21 of the 64 skill areas,
01:45covering manufacturing and engineering technology, construction and building technology, creative arts and fashion, among others.
01:54Chinese Premier Li Chiang and Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim attended the opening ceremony of the event on
02:02Tuesday.
02:07Chinese Premier Li Chiang and Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim

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