Presiding over the assembly, MCCC President Loo Koo Seong emphasised that the true value of a chamber lies in trust, connectivity, and resource integration. He stated that chambers should not view one another as competitors, but rather as partners and companions working towards shared progress.
“With the formation of the new National Council, the incoming leadership bears the important responsibility of elevating MCCC to a more professional, globally aligned phase of development,” said Loo.
“I hope the new council will carry out three key missions: first, to stay closer to members by understanding their real business needs and solving practical challenges; second, to embrace inclusivity by attracting enterprises of diverse backgrounds and encouraging participation from the younger generation; and third, to proactively connect with government, academia, and international organisations to expand the Chamber’s impact.”
Loo acknowledged that since MCCC’s founding in June 1990, its continued growth has not been the result of any single individual or term of leadership, but rather the trust and enthusiastic participation of every member. He expressed hope that the Chamber will continue to attract local businesses eager to expand into the China and ASEAN markets, fostering deeper and broader networks.
“As long as we remain united, MCCC will continue to be a key driver of Malaysia-China economic collaboration amid shifting global tides.”
—— Loo
The 35 elected National Council Members of the Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) for the 2025–2028 term are:
Chia Peck San, Tai Chin Peow, Dato’ Yeat Siaw Ping, Chong Yong Seen, Lim Le Lern, Koh Keng Kok, Lim Chin Khuan, Dato’ Bong Siak Kee, Dato’ Lim Heng Ee, Ting Young Kang, Siah Teong Chein, Loo Kok Seong, Dato’ Dr. Angie Ng Wai Sam, Cheong Chee Choon, Datuk Tan Lay Koon, Dato’ Tony Khor Chong Boon, Lim Lip Oon, Eugene Roy Joseph, Thay Peng Hong, Yeo An Thai, Zhang Yuan Yuan, Tan In Fong, Karimah Koh Siow Kien, Yong Cher Vee, Dato’ Ng Chin Heng, Tan Kok Toon, Lee Koh Yung, Ngan Teng Ye, Tan E Hun, Dato’ Law Ban Seng, Chong Bar Yuan, Yuen Yee Seong, Datuk Chin Wee Yee, Ng Jun Fai, and Dato’ See Meng Geok (The order does not reflect ranking).
