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SCMP signs 3 MOUs in Malaysia to deepen Hong Kong-Asean regional cooperation

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  1. South China Morning Postseen 11 Aug, 14:15description edited
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    The South China Morning Post has signed three memorandums of understanding (MOUs) in Kuala Lumpur aimed at deepening regional cooperation and serving as a bridge between Hong Kong, Malaysia and the wider Asean region. SCMP publisher Tammy Tam on Tuesday signed the MOUs with the Southeast Asian Futures Initiative Centre (SEAFIC), a leading think tank; Star Media Group Berhad, publisher of Malaysia’s leading English-language daily, The Star; and the Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (Hong Kong &...

    The South China Morning Post has signed three memorandums of understanding (MOUs) in Kuala Lumpur aimed at deepening regional cooperation and serving as a bridge between Hong Kong, Malaysia and the wider Asean region. SCMP publisher Tammy Tam on Tuesday signed the MOUs with the Southeast Asian Futures Initiative Centre (SEAFIC), a leading think tank, Star Media Group Berhad, publisher of Malaysia’s leading English-language daily, The Star, and the Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (Hong Kong &...

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Tammy TamSCMPSouth China Morning PostSoutheast Asian Futures Initiative CentreStar Media Group BerhadMalaysiaHong Kong-AseanKuala LumpurHong Kong

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  1. Tue, 11 August 2026

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    • South China Morning Post03:26first to reportedited after publishing

      The South China Morning Post has signed three memorandums of understanding (MOUs) in Kuala Lumpur aimed at deepening regional cooperation and serving as a bridge between Hong Kong, Malaysia and the wider Asean region. SCMP publisher Tammy Tam on Tuesday signed the MOUs with the Southeast Asian Futures Initiative Centre (SEAFIC), a leading think tank, Star Media Group Berhad, publisher of Malaysia’s leading English-language daily, The Star, and the Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (Hong Kong &...

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