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Core Insights - The 22nd China-ASEAN Expo concluded with over 3,260 participating companies from 60 countries, achieving more than 700 results, including over 500 signed economic and trade projects [1][3] - Malaysia, as the rotating chair of ASEAN, showcased a delegation of over 70 institutions, emphasizing its role in deepening trade relations with China, particularly in high-tech sectors [1][5] Group 1: Economic and Trade Achievements - The expo resulted in over 700 outcomes, including more than 500 signed economic projects across various fields [1] - Malaysia's participation has been consistent for 22 years, viewing the expo as a vital trade platform for entering the Chinese market [3][5] - The bilateral trade volume between China and Malaysia is projected to reach $212 billion in 2024, marking a nearly thousand-fold increase since diplomatic relations were established [5] Group 2: AI and Technological Innovations - Over 50% of the exhibited products at the expo were AI or AI-enabled, with a dedicated AI pavilion showcasing around 1,200 items [2][7] - The AI pavilion generated a trade volume exceeding 140 million RMB, indicating a strong market interest in AI technologies [7] - Malaysia's participation included showcasing green energy AI applications, reflecting a commitment to technological collaboration with China [2][8] Group 3: Collaborative Opportunities - There is a growing trend of collaboration between Chinese and Malaysian companies, particularly in high-value sectors such as food processing and high-end manufacturing [6][11] - The establishment of the China-Malaysia AI Innovation Cooperation Center aims to facilitate joint projects and enhance AI capabilities [10][11] - Future cooperation is expected to focus on green energy, digital economy, and logistics, enhancing supply chain efficiency [6][11]