From AI governance consultations at the United Nations to startup collaboration in Uzbekistan and an academic MoU in the United Kingdom, we connect Malaysian talent and enterprises with international ecosystems.
Contributed expert input to the United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance 2026, providing perspectives and recommendations to the global consultation process that informed the inaugural UN Dialogue in Geneva.
The process brought together governments and stakeholders worldwide to advance international cooperation on safe, inclusive and responsible AI governance.
Represented Malaysia at the UNESCO Entrepreneurship Education Network (EE-Net) regional engagement in Uzbekistan, contributing to Asia-Pacific dialogue on entrepreneurship education, future-ready skills and education transformation.
Invited to speak at the 10th UNESCO-APEID Meeting on Entrepreneurship Education in Tashkent, with the opportunity to network with representatives of 80 other countries and promote Malaysian medical tourism.
Engaged with Uzbekistan’s startup ecosystem to explore international collaboration and entrepreneurship development, working with representatives from IT Park Syrdarya to identify opportunities to support local startups, incubators and rural entrepreneurs through mentorship, branding, market insights and access to international networks.
The initiative also explored stronger Malaysia–Uzbekistan business links, including pathways for Uzbek startups to access ASEAN markets and potential future collaboration through joint initiatives and formal partnerships.
Our COO, Mr Ganesh Kumar, met Mr Amir, Consul General at the Consulate General of Malaysia in New York, to carve a path for Malaysian entrepreneurs to step into the US market.
In New York, we connected with education and trade leaders (MATRADE) to expand opportunities for US degrees and business collaborations, aiming to establish international presence and growth in America.
A tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was established with MBCIE, represented by Dr. Prem Kumar, Executive Director, and Dr. Vijay Venkatesan of Birmingham City University, United Kingdom. The engagement, involving our executive leadership, helped establish international connections across the academic and startup ecosystems.
Korporatly Group COO, Mr. Ganesh, was also honoured as the esteemed guest of HERO Cycles India, hosted by Mr. Rai, the Senior Vice Chairman.
Taking Programmes Overseas
Immersion programmes and U.S. market-entry engagements give Malaysian learners and entrepreneurs first-hand exposure.
Immersion programmes are one of our three training formats, alongside online and hands-on workshops. The 2024 US – New York Immersion Programme took learning overseas.
Building cross-border business pathways through engagements such as SelectUSA, enabling entrepreneurs and businesses to explore U.S. market entry, partnerships and expansion through our incubation ecosystem.
Further Engagements
Invitations and relationships that keep our network growing.
Invited to the UK Trade Mission on Digital Tech and Fintech.
Invited to the Global Growth Programme UK.
Invited to the UK HouseTradeVisit Programme by the Department of International Trade (DIT).
Fostered ties with the West Midlands Growth Company in Birmingham, UK.
Fostered ties with the Chief Minister of Goa on bilateral economic development, and represented Malaysia in a closed-door meeting exploring business collaboration opportunities.
Whether you are a Malaysian business looking abroad or an international partner looking at Malaysia and ASEAN, we would like to hear from you.
