China had been trading with China way before the arrival of admiral Cheng Ho to Malacca and trade is still the origin intentions of China. Anyone interested still can visit Malacca to see the testimony of China and Malaysia long standing relationship.
Its disrespectful to Malaysia's flag to feature a "cartoon" version with the incorrect number of red-white stripes or points on the star. Cant understand why you can have the proper flag at 0:04 but choose to use the "cartoon" flag in the rest of the video
This video try to create unnecessary hate and jealousy sentiments towards the China investors in Malaysia, also it only covered 1% of the info, China isn't the biggest investors in Malaysia and not majority companies in Malaysia owned by China But the fact what if Malaysia has more China investors because Malaysia is geographically situated at Asia, whats wrong ? Jealous from the Western world ?
Agreed. ASEAN, which malaysia is a part of, has a treaty called ZOPFAN. Basically, all countries in south east asia are committed to being neutral. The US also has a huge investment in malaysia, in the chip industry if I'm not mistaken. Such as Intel. The same goes for the rest of the Asean countries. This video is trying to paint as if malaysia is getting into China side or smthg. Wht bullshit.
if you are rich no point to invest in Malaysia better to keep your billions and trillions in china :D this place is a dead city lots of abandoned buildings and malls. bank not giving out loans anymore for alot of properties . Capital21 Mall , Holiday Plaza is empty no traffic. Medini city is a dead city .
honestly in malaysia we don't care that much. Japan, South Korea, China, EU or US, we take everything we can. the important thing is to get along with everyone.
Malaysian largest company is Petronas and thats privately owned by the government. The remaining top 30+ or so blue chip companies are publicly listed in the malaysian stock exchange. Never heard any of them being taken over by foreign players.
Malaysia Kazanah is Malaysia Sovereign Investment Instrument, similar to Singapore - Temasek and hold most of the shares in Malaysia Listed Companies and not as promoted in this video.
As M’sian, we are very happy the Chinese investments are coming to M’sia. No instigation or discouragement can shake the partnership between M’sia & China. 😊
Its disrespectful to Malaysia's flag to feature a "cartoon" version with the incorrect number of red-white stripes or points on the star. Cant understand why you can have the proper flag at 0:04 but choose to use the "cartoon" flag in the rest of the video
China has been a key driver of Malaysia's economic growth through trade and investment, but this partnership has raised concerns around sovereignty, the environment, and transparency. If ties with China were to lessen going forward, what other nation could spur Malaysia's economy to the same degree? And would any new strategic allies treat Malaysia as favorably as China has in terms of economic benefits, despite the mentioned concerns?
"concerns around sovereignty, the environment, and transparency" How does those "concerns" differs wirh whoever and whichever countries or companies that Malaysia chooses to work with?
China has been a trusted investment partner of Malaysia but All I gotta say is, Malaysia shouldn’t have all its eggs in one basket 🙏. When I look at the amount of investment and trade deficit with China, it looks like over-reliance to me.
Let's be serious here, Malaysia is the entry of the South China Sea, Malaysia has its territories spread on both shores at the start of the sea, so China wants Malaysia to be an ally.
@@keangwooichoo6138 Malaysia is a key partner to whoever wants to be aligned with. China to gain access to the South China Sea and the USA to counter that power, it's not easy this kind of situation but I hope Malaysia does the best for them.
@@keangwooichoo6138loh loh bangun nak bangun terlalu banya tidurmu.tidak ada urusannya sama Kalimantan indonesia.itu urusan antara China Dan Malaysia dan ingat baik-baik ya Indonesia non block
Although Malaysia is the entry point to the South China Sea, it doesn't control it. It is controlled by the US military with its naval base in Singapore. The US navy can block the Straits of Malacca to stop all Chinese shipping. The Indian navy has also threatened to block the north entry of this strait if there is hostility with China. Therefore, Malaysia is powerless to be of any assistance to China in this matter. This is why the recent Thai proposal for a landbridge across the Kra Isthmus in Southern Thailand is enthusiastically supported by China. This will defeat American attempts to block the Straits of Malacca (which is jointly owned by both Malaysia and Indonesia, not the US). This project will also threaten the prime position of the port of Singapore as a lot of ships will bypass it.
Knowing Malaysia, any money invested into them will eventually be Malaysian money😂 You think China will be able to own Malaysia? Nah Malaysia is far too smart for that😂 China: I am going to invest money on you Malaysia receives the money Malaysia: thanks for the money, its free right China: its investment Malaysia: Its free right ;) China: o.O Malaysia: hehe lala
The Malaysia Condition was created by Tun Razak. He came up with this grandiose idea that he will rob Peter to feed Paul. His successors sucked Peter dry to keep cronies entitled permanently. Only problem is Paul is permanently on welfare drip and a few cronies fabulously rich. Now Peter’s life-long work has been stolen and Paul remains life-long depended on welfare titbits and wants-more thanks to the half-Indian Muslim leader Mahathir who refined the scheme so that to do business you need to feed the cronies for licences, permits and shares of contracts. Now Peter has nothing more to give. Many risk takers have left the country. The future is bleak. This is the story of Malaysia.
unclear anology. who is peter and who is paul? from what i see the chinese are getting richer, while the poor malay are also living a better life. even the indians, a lot are also living much better compared to decades ago. though i feel bad for the indians they are also the most marginalized. while we're not on par as singapore per se, our development so far is definitely better than thailand, indonesia or philippines and other ASEAN countries. we're second in the region just behind singapore. if u want to compare, don't compare with those rich western countries or singapore which was already developed by the brits and monopolized the shipping and manufacturing in the early days. compare us to countries with similar conditions. we're in southeast asia. development is harder than singapore who only have so much land to develop. we still have states in borneo too. that already hundred times larger than singapore, how u want to develop? and almost every neighboring countries here are also poor countries. criticize is good, but criticize without understanding is s2pid.
Mahathir is not half Indian; he is only a quarter Indian. His grandfather was Indian, but grandmother is Maly. So, Mahathir's father is a mixed child, and the mother is a Malay.
@@az-fy3mp : I live in the UK.. and I can say that, you guys robbed us dry ! And also.. Malaysia only had oil.. cos... well.. The Dutch came along, and educated your people. At university, I met SO many "Malaysians".... some are chinese, but many were actually "Malay".... And it is those "subsidized university".... courses.. that Malay gets... and then they go back into Malaysia to sit in position of powers. Despite US.. being here in the UK.. and BP being a British company... !!! That is why, those Malaysians.. especially the chinese, ran off.... and joined UK or other various other so called "Chinese" or... "Fuijianese".... and made their ways into the UK, and ruined US.... as a country as well. Marginalising the rest of the other natives... etc etc etc.... Ramming down our throats that we should kowtow towards them ? "I have been here for 10 to 15 years"..... Well.. my dear.. my ancestors also gave YOU guys a LOT.... and you ruined it ! Blackmailed the UK Pound and raised its inflation value in the SG and the Malaysia areas... blah bvlah blah blah BS.... And only to come back round and to attack those whom you already robbed. In which planet, do you get robbed like THREE TIMES !?!?!?!!!!!!!!... And people STILL don't use birth control ?!?!!?!.....!!!!!!! Britain in the height of its empire is around 100 million people. Right now, UK is only around 70 million people. Around 40 million, are the "old Brits"... and around 30 million.. I bet.. are actually.... the registered Brits... Add another 30 million, making it up to around 100 million.... are possibly illegal. Like those illegal Indonesians.. and illegal Fuijianese... and illegal... Malaysians.... that buys a stupid English course, but transfer their wealth and money into the UK's shores ???.... And then we have the Malaysia, suing Spain case.... robbing the entire European Union AS WELL..... ?!?!!!!...... And so many Facebook Employees are also SE Asians.. Malaysians.. and they also dominate the City's as well ???.... A-hole is not a word that I use lightly.
The biggest key to China making inroads into Malaysia's infrastructure is the dominance of the Malacca Straits. China is eyeing potential naval bases along Malaysia's command of the entire Malacca Straits, thus clamping down on the sea route to the Pacific and controlling the World's economic lane through Malacca Straits. Imagine China shutting down the Malacca Straits to the rest of the world.
Ok so this story is done with limited research. There is a law in Malaysia that does not allow such large takeover's by foreign entity's to take place. Btw, 1MDB is not a company nor an entity. It was just paper and with no value. On the issue of Proton, the purchase of a large shares was because the car company was dying and needed a revamp. Its not a major concern for Malaysia as the 49% is the maximum the company can own. Also all the Chinese companies that invested in Malaysia in your map are not really companies but investments. Bandar Malaysia, Forest City and other Chinese projects are still ongoing and taken over by local entities. Malaysia's case is different from those of other countries that were controlled by China. Malaysia's investment laws, regulations and policies does not allow foreign investors to acquire totally a major business or business land. Therefore no matter how much Chinese investment in Malaysia, eventually ownership is still Malaysian. Peace ✌️
Food for thought: How about China holding collaterals for SPV loans/partnership for private mega private projects/companies? For government infrastructure & transportation, only MOF knows?
@@lowkatherine Under Malaysian constitution post independence and the law of the land, it is totally not possible for any country to claim ownership under dispute of land laws in Malaysia. Which is why the Sulu territorial dispute was thrown out of two European courts when they knew there was no actionable clause under Malaysia soverignity.
@@zambroata Not exactly accurate When the Malacca Gateway project (another mega Billion dollar China project was shelved post the C virus, the China company was not able to claim money from the abandonment of the project as any claim was only possible post completion and another agreement made to acknowledge the completion of the project. That also applies under the build, then sell law that Malaysia enacted some time in the 2000s. On the subject of proxies, yes its possible in any nation in the world including the US and Europe, as it registered under a local person or company. However the risk exists when the party refuses to transfer.
and they gonna continue becoming the largest invester in asean overall for the foreseeable future, since the era of ice vehicles are declining, evs, solars, are dominated by China💪@@farhanibrahim5925
Job vacancies for mandarin speaking candidates tells a story. China investment management companies need multilingual players within its operations. It's not racists, only the basic company requirements
I support China because buying items directly to them is FAR cheaper. Imagine not onoy the stuff price is cheaper, their SHIPPING Chine to Malaysia is cheaper too! So thank you China making my wallet less stressful. You guys just need to be patient, average less than 2 weeks and the item arrived
Dirty Politics 101 I'm nice to you because you're useful to me and you're nice to me because I'm useful to you, and both of us know it, no hard feelings it's strictly business. All the smiles, warm handshakes and friendly pats on the back is a facade, it's for show only. In the world of international politics and relations there is only Useful Target and Enemy, there is NO friendly. The enemy of my enemy can also be my "friend". In this world there is no permanent friends and permanent enemies, only permanent SELF-INTERESTS. ALL countries Big or small operate this way. Addendum: Sanctions is but a temporary measure. You might not like your customer/enemy but you must ALWAYS love his money, because if you don't, others will... and steal your lunch. Simple as A-B-C, 1-2-3 and Do-Rei-Mi.
Just like when... Li Kwan Yu..... aka Singapore's PM.... actually only "bought" his Scholar title.. and then went into SG... and then "donated money back home"... to "teach the next generation".... (of workers and employees)... Which is why, he built a pipeline of people.. who followed him to give him those "respect"... But if you check the money.. where it came from... It was not HIS money.. it was the profit from those slaves... that worked.. and shipped via the customs. i.e. So this team of people, then built.. and marginalised the children of those workers.. in another areas. If you look at it from this way.. "is it truly fair" ?.... No. It is subjective. Depends on who shouts louder. (CNA Insider did an article recently on how LKY... did... what he did, and how it ended up as the situation between SG and the UK government at that time etc etc etc.... I thought that was fascinating ! )
Here is a typical nonsense you often see in RU-vid. Btw, I am a malaysian investor living in Malaysia and i read the business news every morning. A lot of half truths and nonsense.
Your use of Tun Mahathir in the photo with President Xi is too old despite your video was posted recently. There has been 3 different PMs since Mahathir. Please amend to improve your post quality.
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I do suppprt Malaysia goverment who want to sell Kuala Lumpur to China in order to reduce the country debt, And I do support Sabah and Serawak to gain their Independence as a new country, in order to avoid the Debt, because somebexperts said that Malaysia will be one of the poor country in ASEAN in 30 years ahead, we need to concern about this problem 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🤣🤣🤣
I support Indognesial selling Rampang to China in order tu fund the new capital Nusantara And I wholeheartedly support Aceh and Papua gain their independence soon from their Indognesial 😊
Why are the graphics of the Malaysian flag different from the actual flag... First of all, the star doesn't have enough points, secondly, the stripes are in the wrong order. It supposed to be red first then white
Key is China going to be #1 economy, holistic development evident throughout China should be strong points for collaboration. China's has been developung the poorest African countries for decades without "conquering" nor even placing a single franchise business speaks for win-win partnerships rather than capitalist countries from west.
If Malaysia is concerned, why then she get involved? Are you implying that Malaysia does not know what she is entering into? The reality today is either you got plenty of black gold or you have to seat for it through trade. And Malaysia as part of ASEAN is a major trading partner with China as well as her immediate ASEAN members; namely: Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia. Are you still expecting free handouts? In which case, US with her free printing of the green backs may be possible. The railway connection via Laos-Thailand will benefit all the players along the route as transit time is definitely faster than by ships. Of course, the ASEAN players will have to improve their railway management considerably to enjoy the benefits.
Are there any more shipping to be done ? China is large. 1.4 billion... do you need to send clothes or anything else to other countries of 20 millions ??... Sorry.. Did you wanted to use ALL the oil in the world.. to ship things round the globe twice, and three times.. to get it back round into China ? And then call it "new profit" ???... Did you ever stop to think about.. whether... if you stopped all of these actions.. Would you save a lot of oil ???.... Think about it slowly.
It concerning from an Australian perspective that China has so much influence and say in the economies of many ASEAN nation-states. I can't help but wonder what ASEAN's overall stance towards Australia is if there is any regional instability in the future. Particularly if China's claims over the South China Sea coupled with other regional concerns over Taiwan combine to result in a difficult diplomatic standoff.
The Colonial British "developed" Malaya, the modern mercantile Chinese "developed" Malaysia. 150 other countries are vying for Chinese investments in BRI projects. What the problem bruv?
China can propel the economic strength of any country not just Malaysia with its B&R initiatives. Always remember, without China, Proton car would have collapsed.
China buying Malaysia big company is a strategy. Not just investment. If too many big company under China control Malaysia will have to listen to China. China want to hold its power within this region.
in reality, it is more than just economic activities are taken place between China and Malaysia. Lately many state-owned companies had sold into Chinese hand, land transaction becoming common, more multi-Billion contracts are awarded to China, more joint-venture business ventures are sealed between 2 government despite 1MDB fallout.
It is true malaysia property becone more affordable especially in KL and Johor. Years ago i never imagine buying a condo in KL city but now i have one. New and almost completed. Not second hand
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Take it as an investment climate,Malaysia is a soverignty country. Whoever runs this country only think what Malaysia can be benefited fr those investment. Never think that any party can be bought and controlled by other countries. Malaysian won't be labelled as traitors to its beloved country. Long live Malaysia
China should first stop their encroaching if the South China Sea...stop acting like gangster. ASEAN has good cooperations with each other. But will not waste time confrontals when it comes to souvreign threats.
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As an asian citizen, when I see people said they are Malaysian, mostly they actually are Chinese and more into Chinese culture than Malaysian. I notice that when I search the word Malaysian on social media, it mostly shown people who have Chinese look and culture.
Salam we Malaysians don't whan this to happen in Malaysia you can invest in Malaysia no coraptead way to the president of China mr xi must please stop coraptead minister in anderling contract now many problems going in China many billionaire have disappeared or kill in French happen one case we Malaysia is a small country we are not rich from uncle azlan Shah Malaysia
All countries in ASEAN will be indebted to China! China will decide what each country will produce, and all goods will be purchased by China at a price to be determined by China! We will be just another commune in the elaborate scheme of things!
And Filipinos are worried that China are buying companies in the country. Thanks to the mutual distrust, among all ASEAN, Philippines is one of the least coupled with China's economy. They are not even the country's top export partner, a unique trait amongst its neighbors who are more reliant on the mainland for trade and economy.
