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Chinese companies are not here to compete with the local small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) but to complement their strengths. Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang said Chinese firms – government or privately-owned – were investing in areas and projects where Malaysians lacked capability, such as building skyscrapers and dams.
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