On November 11, 2022, the Asia Pacific International Warrants Cross-border Business Contribution Award Ceremony was held at Mines Beach Resort Hotel Malaysia.
In the evening, various awards were presented to business elites from all walks of life. Among them is the "Asia Pacific Bird's Nest Ambassador Contribution Award" received by Dato' Colonel Choi Chien Kan, founder of Yayan Resources Limited. The Chairman of the World Peace Federation (Malaysia), Datuk Seri Lim Yasuk Suo Shuo, has received more than 50 awards including the "Corporate Social Responsibility Award". The highlight of the award ceremony was the auction of former Prime Minister Mahathir Kwok Mahathir's private collection, which is very valuable and significant, and has been favored and supported by entrepreneurs at home and abroad. Each winner will also receive a special member benefit badge for low-altitude flight traffic safety in the Hong Kong and Macau Greater Bay Area, which will be eligible for free flight test experience at Guangzhou No. 1 Helicopter Training Base.
The Asia-Pacific International Warrants Cross-border Business Contribution Award Dinner jointly sponsored by International Warrants Exchange Centre, International Business School, Hong Kong International Exchange Centre, Exhibition International, Macau Chamber of Commerce in Malaysia, Macau China-Europe Business Exchange Association, Raffles Pan Aun, Balance Treasure International, Dreamwalker, Malaysian Entrepreneur Chamber of Commerce Business Development, Hong Kong and Macau Greater Bay Area Low Altitude Flight Traffic Safety Association, OWOIM Online and Offline Quantum Ecosystem, and World Column also sincerely invite representatives from the fields of politics, business, education, culture and media to exchange and share. Let's explore the combination and integration of the warrant system into various fields to help contribute to the development of society in an all-round way!
Malaysia is the first and most active among the 10 ASEAN countries to lead ASEAN in responding to and aligning with the development policy of the Asia-Pacific region. In recent years, more and more international companies have landed in the 10 ASEAN countries. In order to meet the needs of international and local entrepreneurs, the Malaysian government strives to enhance and optimize its business environment and supporting facilities. The opportunities and challenges facing today's international market require more standardization and innovation, openness and win-win, explore the way of enterprise growth under the new business civilization, fully implement the "people-oriented" scientific outlook on development, and seek common development, share success and create harmony.