Let's ensure Petaling Jaya continues to be a sustainable, prosperous and liveable place.
Pejabat Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya
78-1, Jalan Othman 1/14,
Seksyen 1,
46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
+6011-5995 9335
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Pejabat Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya.
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Let’s ensure Petaling Jaya continues to be a sustainable, prosperous and liveable place.
Pusat Khidmat Rakyat Parlimen Petaling Jaya
78-1, Jalan Othman 1/14, Seksyen 1,
46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Tel: +6 011-5995 9335
Local Complaints : [email protected]
Correspondence: [email protected]
2025 © Pusat Khidmat Rakyat Parlimen Petaling Jaya
All rights reserved.
Last weekend, apart from wrapping up a dialogue session on URA, I also had the pleasure of joining RA5 PJ’s Merdeka Community High Tea.
It was a really comfortable and welcoming community space, the kind of place where residents can exchange health information, talk about gardening and produce, and simply learn from one another.
I also had the chance to see how some residents mix their own soil and experiment with different planting methods. The more we chatted, the more I was reminded that PJ residents are full of hidden talents from health and gardening to growing their own produce, many have picked up impressive knowledge through years of hands-on experience.
That is what makes a community space meaningful. It is not only about having a place to gather, but also about creating opportunities for residents to share what they know and learn from one another.
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I was in Beijing recently for the launch of the China-Malaysia Joint Innovation Centre, and saw the first two Malaysian companies formally move in. 🇲🇾🇨🇳
Thanks to the relentless efforts of my team, this marks the first joint innovation centre to be set up in Beijing with a focus on China-Malaysia technology collaboration and joint R&D.
Why does it matter? The next phase of Malaysia-China tech cooperation can't stop at study visits, exchanges and MoU signings. We need to help companies on both sides solve the real problems: implementation, finding partners and gaining market access.
I'm proud that our first two companies, Glem AI and iTools, are rising players in Malaysian AI and data encryption. Glem also won the Innovation Talent Award at the ITEC Technology Innovation Competition in Beijing, taking home RMB 200,000.
Companies on both sides face the same barriers. That's true for Malaysian tech firms entering China's ecosystem, and for Chinese companies partnering with us to reach Southeast Asia and beyond. The barriers are:
- few suitable partnership channels
- limited R&D incubation support
- shallow financing
- unfamiliar investment and setup procedures
This centre is meant to be a practical bridge for both. Malaysian companies can find the right industries, research partners and funding in China. Chinese companies can work shoulder to shoulder with Malaysian firms and go global together.
The centre sits in Chaoyang District's busiest business hub. It is one outcome of the cooperation we've built since the Chaoyang District delegation visited Malaysia.
Going forward, the Malaysia-China Science and Technology Promotion Association (MCTPA) will work with our Chaoyang partners on three priorities:
1️⃣ Two-way market entry. Connect promising Malaysian tech projects to Beijing's industry and innovation resources, and help Chinese firms understand the Malaysian market and find local partners.
2️⃣ Targeted sector matching. Focus on digital trade, AI healthcare, semiconductors, AI agents and the low-altitude economy, using company visits, roadshows and industry exchanges.
3️⃣ Talent exchange and training. Build the talent base for long-term cooperation through joint training and exchanges between engineers, research institutions and companies.
This is only the beginning. The measure of success is not how many events we host or MoUs we sign. It is how many Malaysian companies actually enter the Chinese market, and how many Chinese tech firms reach Southeast Asia through Malaysia. In the end, that should create real investment, jobs and technology partnerships.
Malaysia brings a strategic position in Southeast Asia, multilingual talent and a mature industrial base. China brings a vast market, deep research capability and a complete tech ecosystem. The fit is natural.
Our goal is simple: connect these strengths, and turn cooperation into projects businesses can see, join and grow with.
My thanks to the Chaoyang District agencies for their support. Together with our ASEAN Technology Innovation Hub (HATI), we'll keep building this into a platform that delivers real results.
#MalaysiaChina #TechInnovation #AI #Beijing #Chaoyang #ASEAN #DigitalEconomy #Innovation ... See MoreSee Less
Jemputan ke Dialog Keselamatan Jalan Raya Bagi Pengguna Motosikal dan Servis Tukar Minyak Hitam PERCUMA yang dianjurkan oleh YB Lee Chean Chung, Ahli Parlimen Petaling Jaya! 🏍️✨️
Tarikh: 4 Oktober 2026 (Ahad)
Masa: 9.00 pagi - 1.00 petang
Tempat: Block J, Fasa 5B, Jalan PJS 5/22, Taman Desaria, Petaling Jaya
⚠️ Perhatian:
Terhad kepada 200 motosikal 160cc ke bawah yang terawal.
Hanya untuk motor cub sahaja.
Jangan lepaskan peluang ini untuk mendapatkan khidmat servis percuma serta menyertai dialog keselamatan jalan raya. Jumpa di sana!
Klik pautan untuk mendaftar: forms.gle/r3gyuiA5xzhawLHPA
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Selama ini saya percaya, kalau kita cukup rasional — buka Excel, senaraikan segala pro dan kontra — akhirnya jawapan akan muncul dengan sendirinya.
Rupa-rupanya, ada sesetengah "hubungan" yang memang tak boleh dikira begitu.
Sejak Mei hingga hari ini, saya telah mendengar pelbagai pandangan. Dalam masa yang sama, beberapa isu utama di kawasan juga telah dibawa ke tahap yang lebih jelas, dengan tindakan susulan yang lebih konkrit.
Tidak terbayang bahawa Tan Sri Muhyiddin boleh dapat perintah DNAA.
Datuk Seri Najib pun sudah boleh menjalani tahanan di rumah.
Saya pun tak dapat elak daripada berfikir panjang.
Sekali air bah, sekali pantai berubah.
Minggu ini, saya akan beri jawapan kepada semua.
Kali ini, betul-betul tak perlu Excel lagi.
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I welcome the Ministry of Education’s decision to remove the 30% Bumiputera equity requirement for private education institutions.
Over the past few days, concerns were raised by operators, the issue was brought to the Cabinet, and MOE has now reviewed and adjusted the policy. When a policy raises genuine concerns, the Government should be prepared to listen, review and make the necessary changes.
I also appreciate Minister of Entrepreneur and Cooperatives Development YB Steven Sim for bringing the concerns of operators to the Cabinet.
The next step is for MOE to update the relevant guidelines and implementation instructions as soon as possible, so that all agencies are applying the same rules and operators are not left dealing with outdated requirements.
When a policy can be corrected promptly, that is a positive outcome.
#MOE #education #LeeCheanChung #PJLestari ... See MoreSee Less
I welcome Minister of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Steven Sim for raising the reported 30% Bumiputera equity requirement for tuition centres at the Cabinet meeting.
According to his statement, Cabinet has directed the Ministry of Education to review the requirement and report back promptly, following concerns from operators who fear they may struggle to renew their licences from 2027 if they cannot meet it.
This is a welcome first step. What matters now is follow-through. I hope MOE will publicly clarify whether this review is limited to tuition centres, or extends to the wider private education sector.
Policy reviews should not be piecemeal. If the Government is reviewing this requirement, it should take the opportunity to clearly address its scope, rationale, implementation, and impact on existing operators.
The industry deserves clear, stable, and predictable policy direction.
#TuitionCenters #cabinet #MOE #KPM #reviews #leecheanchung #PJLestari ... See MoreSee Less
Pada 20 Ogos lalu, saya menulis secara rasmi kepada Lembaga Disiplin PKR. Permintaan saya mudah: adakan sesi pendengaran dalam tempoh sebulan. Saya mahu tahu dengan jelas — apakah kesalahan yang didakwa saya lakukan, dan peruntukan disiplin mana yang dikatakan saya langgar. Saya juga mahu parti memberi jawapan rasmi terhadap surat penjelasan yang telah saya kemukakan.
Kini, sebulan sudah berlalu. Sesi pendengaran? Tiada khabar. Keputusan Lembaga Disiplin sama ada ia perlu diadakan? Tiada khabar. Langkah seterusnya? Masih tiada khabar.
Terus terang, ini mungkin rekod “read tak reply” paling lama dalam kerjaya politik saya. Bezanya, kali ini dua tanda biru pun belum tentu ada.
Sejak menerima surat Lembaga Disiplin pada 2 Julai, menyerahkan penjelasan, sehinggalah permintaan rasmi saya pada 20 Ogos — hampir tiga bulan sudah berlalu. Sehingga hari ini, sifar maklum balas.
Nampaknya giliran saya dalam parti masih di belakang permohonan membaiki penghawa dingin bilik mesyuarat.
Saya menghormati proses disiplin parti. Saya bersedia bekerjasama sepenuhnya dalam apa-apa proses rasmi. Tetapi proses disiplin bukan lesen untuk berdiam diri tanpa noktah. Lebih-lebih lagi apabila ada pihak yang sudah bebas membuat penilaian terbuka terhadap tindakan saya, malah menggunakan kuasa pentadbiran sehingga menjejaskan hak seorang Ahli Parlimen backbencher.
Permintaan saya tetap sama, tetap mudah: jika saya melanggar disiplin parti, nyatakan dengan jelas peraturan mana. Beri saya peluang menjawab melalui proses yang sewajarnya. Jika tidak, berikan keputusan dan penjelasan — secepat mungkin.
Mesyuarat Lembaga Pengampunan yang membincangkan isu tahanan rumah Datuk Seri Najib Razak boleh disegerakan dalam seminggu akan datang. Saya sukar memahami mengapa LD parti pula boleh terus berdiam diri selama berbulan-bulan.
Adakah menjelaskan isu disiplin seorang Ahli Parlimen lebih rumit daripada menguruskan pengampunan oleh Yang di-Pertuan Agong? Kalau ya, mungkin saya patut berasa “berbesar hati”.
Sikap berdiam diri dan mengelak keputusan begini, tidak bertanggungjawab, dan memalukan.
Saya tidak lagi bercadang untuk terus mengejar perkara ini. Sekurang-kurangnya, satu perkara telah saya pelajari daripada pengalaman ini: cara membina kesabaran menghadapi “read tak reply” pada tahap yang luar biasa.
Tetapi kronologi ini perlu didedahkan. Biar ahli parti dan masyarakat tahu apa yang sebenarnya berlaku dan biar ia direkodkan dengan jelas.
#LembagaDisiplin #PKR #SesiPendengaran #LeeCheanChung ... See MoreSee Less
Tired of just scrolling past city issues? Let’s actually fix them. 🏙✨
Join us for Youth X YB: Unpacking the City 2026! We’re bringing urban youth together to tackle the real challenges shaping our daily lives.
We’ll start with a casual chat with the YB, jump into a 30-minute rapid-fire roundtable to brainstorm, and wrap up by pitching your solutions directly to the YB.
Date: 27 September 2026 (Sunday)
Time: 10.00AM - 12.00PM
Venue: Lora Dash Skills Academy (118, BLOCK A3, LEISURE COMMERCE SQUARE, 9, Jln PJS 8/9, Ss 10, 46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor)
Registration fee — Free!
💡 What’s in it for you? Beyond making your voice heard, you’ll get a rare chance to network with local leadership, connect with like-minded changemakers, and gain insights in shaping real-world policies that impact our community.
So, if you are 18 - 30 years old, come let’s have a dialouge with your like-minded peers! 🚀
Seats are limited, secure your seat here! 👇 forms.gle/dK8uHWRfuVgfwAme7
#Youth #YB #Urban #LeeCheanChung #pjlestari ... See MoreSee Less
All people are equal before the law, they said.
Really? ... See MoreSee Less