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Head of Malaysian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong expected to move into new role
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The founding chairman of the Malaysian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, Gan Khai Choon, is stepping into a new senior role—one that’s less hands-on—after leading the organization since 2014. He sees the shift as a way to breathe fresh energy into the group and remains upbeat about Hong Kong’s future, despite broader economic and geopolitical challenges.
Editor’s Note: Leadership changes in business groups like this often signal renewal or strategic shifts. Gan’s optimism about Hong Kong’s resilience is noteworthy, especially as the city navigates post-pandemic recovery and global uncertainties. For the Malaysian business community in Hong Kong, this transition could mean new directions or priorities—something to watch if you’re plugged into regional trade or diaspora networks.

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