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马华堂总会长蔡志权 冀马中经贸迈向共同建设及发展新阶段
马来西亚中华大会堂(马华堂)总会长拿督斯里蔡志权博士表示,马来西亚及中国经贸合作应晋入新模式,迈向“中国和马来西亚一起建设丶一起发展”的新阶段。 他说,马中经贸合作应突破“中国卖丶马来西亚买”的传统贸易模式,才能打开新局面。 他说,双方未来可进一步扩大合资企业丶科技合作丶区域分销丶研发丶制造丶数字商务丶人工智能丶绿色科技及消费产业等领域的合作,同时也应让更多马来西亚企业有机会进入中国市场发展。 The post 马华堂总会长蔡志权 冀马中经贸迈向共同建设及发展新阶段 appeared first on 9点股票.

Ex-UiTM Holdings CEO charged with CBT
FORMER UiTM Holdings Bhd (UHSB) chief executive officer Azlizan Fadzil was charged today with criminal breach of trust involving RM37.37 million intended for a solar power project in Gambang, Pahang. Azlizan, 53, claimed trial to the charge before Se...

涉挪用3737万太阳能项目资金 UiTM控股前CEO被控失信不认罪
(莎阿南1日讯)玛拉工艺大学(UiTM )控股公司前首席执行员阿兹里占今日在莎阿南地庭被控刑事失信罪,涉嫌挪用原定用于彭亨甘孟(Gambang)大型太阳能发电项目的3737万令吉资金。53岁的阿兹里占今早以轮椅代步,在地庭法官拿督莫哈末纳西尔面前聆听控状后,表示不认罪。根据控状,阿兹里占在担任公司首席执行员期间,受托管理一笔总额为3737万4612令吉68仙的资金,该笔资金原定用于投资彭亨甘孟一项50兆瓦(MW)大型太阳能光伏发电项目。阿兹里占被指控涉及刑事失信,涉嫌不诚实挪用上述款项,将有关资...
Bracell Advances Sustainable Industrial Practices and Air Quality Management in Bahia
The Company has reduced carbon emissions intensity by 47% since 2020 and strengthened environmental monitoring, renewable energy use and conservation initiativesSINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 1 October 2026 – As Brazil marks National Day for Industrial Pollution Control in August, Brac
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Former UiTM Holdings CEO charged with CBT of misappropriating RM37 mil
SHAH ALAM (Oct 1): A former chief executive officer of UiTM Holdings Sdn Bhd (UHSB) has been charged with criminal breach of trust (CBT) for misappropriating RM37.4 million earmarked for solar power development. Azlizan Fadzil, who was in court in a wheelchair due to his stroke, pleaded not guilty and claimed trial before Sessions Court judge Datu

UMS launches 10.57MW solar system
Kota Kinabalu: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) has begun commercialising renewable energy on its campus through a 10.57-megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic system, as the university seeks to reduce its monthly utility expenditure of about RM1.7 million.

