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八点最热报 | 安华昨晚出席投资、贸易及工业部的企业卓越颁奖典礼时指出，数以万计的中小企业能不能崛起、打进国际市场，将决定我国未来发展的成败。但面对全球竞争加剧，大马中小企业能否突破成本、规模和市场的限制，不再只是替大企业供货，而是真正把生意做到国际，才是经济转型的关键考验。（主播: 梁宝仪）
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00:00A reminder before watching the video
00:01There's more content on trending websites.
00:04Malaysia's economy needs to turn around
00:05Firstly, Anhua pressure protection for small and medium-sized enterprises
00:08Anwar attended last night
00:09Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry
00:11Enterprise Excellence Awards Ceremony
00:13The words were quite harsh.
00:15He said tens of thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises
00:17Can it rise to prominence and penetrate the international market?
00:19It will determine the success or failure of our country's future development.
00:23Therefore, the government also in 2027
00:25In the fiscal budget
00:26Small and medium-sized enterprises are listed as key targets for support.
00:29Provide financing and R&D funding
00:31There are also incentive measures.
00:32However, the government provides money and resources.
00:34This will enable small and medium-sized enterprises
00:36Are they being sent to the international market?
00:38When Pinduoduo and Taobao relied on
00:40Low price, large scale, and supply chain
00:42Delivering goods directly to consumers
00:44The logic of traditional business
00:46It has been rewritten
00:47Good products alone are no longer enough.
00:50Cost, Brand, Logistics
00:53If any link fails to keep up
00:55They might not even be able to hold onto their local market.
00:57Not to mention going international.
01:00The success model of Pinduoduo and Taobao platforms in China
01:02Is it possible to replicate this in Malaysia?
01:05Ultimately, Malaysian SMEs can only watch helplessly.
01:08Foreign products are using platforms to grab market share.
01:11I can't even get a ticket to break through.
01:14Malaysia's economic transformation really can't be delayed any longer.
01:17Prime Minister Anwar pointed out
01:18Malaysia needs to develop
01:19There is no need to let micro, small and medium-sized enterprises
01:22Go head-to-head with multinational corporations
01:24This would require enhancing the strength of hundreds of thousands of companies.
01:27Let them become important industrial players
01:30And has the ability to enter the international market.
01:32He emphasized that the country's industry can no longer rely on the old development model.
01:36Upgrading must be accelerated.
01:38Embrace Innovation
01:39However, facing intensified global competition
01:42Can Malaysian SMEs overcome cost barriers?
01:45Scale and market limitations
01:47No longer just supplying goods for large enterprises
01:49Instead, it's about truly expanding business internationally.
01:52The key test of economic transformation
02:24Chinese subtitles provided
02:25We support
02:26Then you can
02:31sports
02:31Able to stimulate
02:34market
02:37It will become our certainty
02:40Anwar first emphasized
02:41Growth of SMEs
02:43The success or failure of the big-size economy transformation
02:45Economic development cannot rely solely on
02:47The entry of large enterprises and multinational corporations
02:49We must also support local SMEs
02:52grow bigger and stronger
02:53Even to penetrate the international market
02:54In other words
02:55Small and medium-sized enterprises are not secondary players in the economy.
02:57Rather, it is the key to industrial upgrading.
02:59Lin Fuyan, Professor of Economics at Northern University
03:02Then use the horse stance used in kung fu training.
03:04To use as a metaphor for small and medium-sized enterprises
03:05If the horse stance is unstable
03:07It falls over with a push.
03:08However, if the horse stance is firm...
03:10The company is innovative and competitive.
03:12When the national economy faced a financial crisis
03:14Only then can you have more confidence and stand firm.
03:16We often say
03:17If you want to learn kung fu
03:18Your horse stance needs to be stable.
03:19So actually a country
03:21Its progress
03:22Small and medium-sized enterprises
03:23It's the foundation of our country's economy.
03:26Our small and medium-sized enterprises
03:28Unstable
03:29No matter what kung fu we practice, it's useless.
03:31We hit them as soon as they push us.
03:32Small and medium-sized enterprises are stable
03:34Innovation
03:34Competitive
03:36What financial crisis?
03:37What violent violent violent
03:38We are not afraid
03:39Our horse stance has this problem.
03:41Small and medium-sized enterprises provide more than just employment
03:43It can also drive innovation
03:44Let the new product
03:45New technologies are constantly emerging.
03:47Businesses can succeed
03:48Employees have jobs
03:49Only then will there be a chance to increase income.
03:51That's when the entire economy will have momentum.
03:53Continue going up
03:54However, Malaysia needs to get rid of...
03:56The middle-income trap
03:57Flat for many years
03:59But why the industry upgrade?
04:00It's still a big challenge.
04:02Uncle Lin believes
04:03The problem is not just for businesses
04:04Did you receive any assistance?
04:05More importantly, it lies with the government.
04:07Have the resources been allocated?
04:08Used where it is truly needed
04:10There is also potential for growth.
04:12Small and medium-sized enterprises
04:13Small and medium-sized enterprises
04:15I just said it has a large number.
04:17Then it is labor-intensive
04:18Therefore, it can help the government.
04:20Solving career problems
04:21Then it can also help the government
04:23Improve this
04:24Our country's innovation capabilities
04:26Because there are many
04:27New small and medium-sized enterprises
04:29Its boss is running his company.
04:32Therefore, they will rack their brains to compete.
04:34Small and medium-sized enterprises
04:36It is indeed possible
04:37Take us away from this
04:39The middle-income trap
04:41We often say
04:42Why Malaysia
04:43Unable to become
04:44High-income countries like Singapore
04:46Because Singapore
04:47It successfully upgraded its industry.
04:50Then why can its industry be upgraded?
04:52Its small and medium-sized enterprises are more effective
04:54And the government's assistance was also quite effective.
04:57Because you support these small and medium-sized enterprises
05:00You can't just offer help indiscriminately.
05:01Just like when we donate money to charity
05:04If your so-called kindness
05:06It lacks wisdom.
05:09You've thrown all your money into the sea.
05:11It's useless.
05:12They will also send scammers to scammers.
05:15so
05:15So our government lost.
05:17In other words
05:19Disbursement is not the end of the story.
05:21Was the money used in the right place?
05:23Has the company improved its competitiveness as a result?
05:25That's the key point
05:26Lin Fuyan also reminded
05:27The government cannot turn assistance into protection.
05:30Simply setting thresholds
05:31Restricting companies from entering the market
05:33Once competition decreases
05:35Businesses lack pressure
05:36The motivation for innovation will also decrease.
05:38To enable small and medium-sized enterprises to grow
05:40In addition to funds
05:41There must also be opportunities for businesses to compete.
05:43Space for trial and error and breakthrough
05:45If Malaysia subsidizes these small and medium-sized enterprises
05:48If done properly
05:50We have long since become advanced.
05:52It wouldn't have gotten this far.
05:53Having fallen into this middle-income trap until now
05:56Because of the upgrading of my industry by small and medium-sized enterprises
06:00Very important
06:01For example, what I can say is...
06:03That market for my small and medium-sized enterprises
06:05We must have what we call Free Entry
06:08Market accurate bets
06:09The government should not change it.
06:11Can't
06:12What do you need?
06:13Only then can one enter this market.
06:14Because when you set up these railings
06:17He lost that competition.
06:19When there is less competition for an individual
06:22His innovation has decreased.
06:24Human nature is
06:25People are more despicable
06:26We have this capability
06:28But if that environment doesn't exist...
06:29That innovation cannot escape
06:31For example, if Jack Ma were...
06:33Some people born in Malaysia
06:35He's just a Jack Ma.
06:36Still making one
06:39An English teacher
06:41But he
06:42He was born in China
06:43Such a simple one
06:44In a market economy
06:46So he exhausted all his potential.
06:48Unleash his full potential
06:51For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
06:52The challenges ahead
06:53It's not just local peers anymore.
06:56Malaysian SMEs
06:57General Union President Chen Qixiong
06:58In the interview, he believed that
06:59With the development of e-commerce
07:01And from China
07:03Competition in markets such as India
07:04Increase
07:05Consumers have more choices
07:07Local SMEs
07:08If you are still using this
07:09Operating using old methods
07:10It will be even harder to retain the market.
07:12Competition faced by SMEs
07:14Not just from their respective sides
07:16Malaysia itself
07:17Local competitors
07:18We also have many
07:19For example, foreign investors
07:20Especially those from India and China
07:23With our territory
07:24They did it through so-called e-commerce.
07:27Therefore, e-commerce
07:28It has truly stimulated
07:30We are Malaysian SMEs
07:31I feel a lot of pressure.
07:32We are not just facing
07:34Utilize digitization or digitalization
07:36Or go for a transformation
07:37Most importantly, our employees also need to transform.
07:39Therefore, Malaysia has many problems.
07:41It's about our own employees.
07:42Employees of small and medium-sized enterprises have not yet arrived.
07:44Therefore, many employees
07:45They are just very basic.
07:48It means very traditional
07:49I didn't expect to go myself.
07:51Utilize more resources
07:53Come and increase their own
07:55Genetic
07:55The pressure is coming.
07:57Small and medium-sized enterprises must transform.
07:59However, transformation cannot rely solely on the boss.
08:01Go buy new equipment
08:02Introducing artificial intelligence
08:03Employees must also improve their skills.
08:05Another challenge
08:07Is it about going to the international market?
08:09The product sells well in Malaysia.
08:11This does not mean that you will be overseas.
08:13They can be sold directly.
08:14Different countries have different product standards.
08:17Certification and Approval Process
08:19And related expenses
08:20It may also become
08:21A major hurdle for SMEs going global
08:23We are going abroad.
08:25It's not that simple.
08:25First, our products
08:27For example, I'll just talk about two countries.
08:29India and China
08:30What products do they want to enter their country?
08:31It needs to be verified through different similar methods.
08:34Take those proofs
08:35Then the number of those is very large.
08:38So, it's considered very successful if it's not a small or medium-sized enterprise.
08:40Doing very well in Malaysia
08:42They still have no problems.
08:43It's similar to that
08:44Among our small and medium-sized enterprises
08:46They are already in Malaysia
08:47Well-made products
08:48They wanted to go to sea.
08:49Our government can encourage
08:51For example, give them
08:52Special
08:53certification grant
08:55That means they went to China
08:56Halal food is very good.
08:57Halal food
08:59Went to China or India
09:00We need to ensure approval.
09:02It requires a very long approval process.
09:04Product Certification
09:05Such so-called fees
09:08It is very high.
09:09So in this regard
09:09I hope that I can
09:10More related support
09:13It's aimed at that kind of...
09:14overseas markets
09:19Are Malaysian SMEs truly the economic safety net?
09:23Or is it just a forgotten assembly line screw?
09:26Perhaps we can learn from the painful experiences in South Korea
09:29Inspired by the growth of Chinese enterprises over the past 40 years
09:33South Korea rose to prominence thanks to giants like Samsung and LG.
09:36However, the chaebol-dominated model
09:38But it brought a sense of vigilance.
09:40Because when resources and opportunities
09:41They are all concentrated in the hands of large enterprises.
09:43Small and medium-sized enterprises will find it difficult to grow.
09:46Once the giants suffer setbacks
09:47That could potentially impact the entire economy.
09:50This is what is known as corporate obesity.
09:53Those big companies are getting stronger and stronger.
09:54However, the entire industry did not grow along with it.
09:57On the contrary
09:58China relies on its industrial chain and scale
10:00Selling goods globally
10:02Taiwan, on the other hand, relies on its technology and expertise.
10:05Establish a firm foothold in the chip industry
10:07Their experience shows
10:09True competitiveness isn't something you shout about.
10:11It was accumulated through industrial strength.
10:14Did Anwar understand?
10:17What is the key to East Asia's economic miracle?
10:19He views SMEs as key to Malaysia's economic transformation.
10:23Also included in the 2027 ruling
10:25It proposed support measures such as financing and research and development.
10:28But can this be a lifeline for Malaysia's economy?
10:31Ultimately, it depends on whether the policy can be implemented.
10:34Can funds be converted into competitiveness?
10:38Malaysia cannot rely solely on a few large corporations to achieve breakthroughs.
10:42Instead, the goal is to enable more small and medium-sized enterprises to truly grow and go international.
10:46Anwar's stated goals will ultimately be judged by his performance.
10:51From small factory to international market
10:53Can Malaysian SMEs carve out a path to survival?
10:56If small and medium-sized enterprises do not rise up
10:59The dream of high income in Malaysia that we've been talking about for decades...
11:02It's probably just empty talk.