CCI France Malaysia Expands Business Center to Support French-Malaysian Business Growth

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) France Malaysia has recently relocated and expanded its business center in Wisma Mont Kiara, marking a significant milestone in its support for French businesses in Malaysia. This expansion not only enhances the Chamber's physical infrastructure but also its capacity to serve as a hub for business development and training in the region. The new facility boasts a multipurpose function room designed for conferences and training sessions, accommodating up to 40 participants, and adds to the Chamber's growing national network, which includes two business centers in Kuala Lumpur and satellite offices in Johor Bahru, Penang, and Kota Kinabalu.

A standout feature of the expanded center is its capability to host HRDC-certified training programs, focusing on essential business areas such as human resources, management, artificial intelligence, sales, and sustainability. These programs highlight the Chamber's dedication to enhancing the skills and competencies of the business community, thereby contributing to the overall growth and competitiveness of French and Malaysian enterprises.

The inauguration of the new center was a testament to the strong bilateral ties between France and Malaysia, with high-profile attendees including Datuk Sikh Shamsul Ibrahim Sikh Abdul Majid of MIDA, H.E. Axel Cruau, the French Ambassador to Malaysia, and Richard Fostier, President of CCI France Malaysia. Beyond its physical expansion, CCI France Malaysia continues to offer a wide range of business support services, from company setup and visa applications to payroll, accounting, and legal compliance assistance, further solidifying its role as a key player in facilitating French-Malaysian trade and investment.

With nearly 600 French companies operating in Malaysia and over 300 organizational members, the Chamber's expanded business center is a clear indicator of the vibrant economic relationship between France and Malaysia. This development not only strengthens bilateral business ties but also supports entrepreneurial growth in the Asia-Pacific region, offering new opportunities for collaboration and innovation.