Group 1 - A Malaysian trade delegation visited Shenzhen to discuss the investment and construction plans for the China-Malaysia International High-Tech Ecological Industrial Park, following a $22 billion agreement signed on April 11 [1][2] - The project involves collaboration between various organizations from both China and Malaysia, aiming to leverage China's supply chain resources and Shenzhen's successful industrial park construction experience [1] - The delegation reached a consensus on project funding, implementation phases, and customized preferential policies, including land supply, tax reductions, customs facilitation, and industry support [2] Group 2 - The project aims to establish two industrial parks in Malaysia, serving as a demonstration area for Shenzhen's industrial expansion [1] - The delegation also visited the Luohu District's jewelry industry and the Shenzhen Jewelry Museum, indicating a focus on integrating cultural and commercial exchanges [2] - The Malaysian National Investment Company expressed interest in Shenzhen's advanced supply chain management practices to enhance the project's ecosystem [2]