The Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor (KLSCCCI) is one of the Constituent Chambers of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM). KLSCCCI which was founded on 27 March 1904, is one of the foremost institutions representing the Chinese business community in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor regions. It Is also one of the most active Chambers of Commerce in Malaysia. The various activities of the Chamber have attracted the attention of the Government as well as of the private sector by virtue of the fact that the Chamber is strategically located in Kuala Lumpur which is the centre of Malaysian politics and economics.

MEMBERSHIP

The membership of the Chamber comprises the following categories: (a) Trade Association; (b) Firm / Company; (c) Individual and (d) Associate Member.

Its total direct membership as at 1st July 2021 is 2,818, currently there are 82 trade association members, 204 individual members, 2,377 firm / company members and 155 associate members. Each and every trade association has its own membership and their members are indirect members of the Chamber which if taken into account are well exceeding 30,000 in number.

ORGANISATION

The General Meeting of members of the Chamber shall constitute the supreme authority of the Chamber. The Council which consists of 35 members elected from among the individual and / or firm members, and 10 members elected from among trade association members are formed to manage the affairs of the Chamber after the General Meeting. The Council may, if deemed necessary, appoint not more than 4 members as additional Council Members.

To promote the activities of the Chamber, various committees like General Affairs, Financial Planning, Industry, Commerce, Legal, Welfare, Culture & Education, Small and Medium Enterprises & Human Resource Development, Digital Economy, Agriculture & Primary Industries, FinTech & Capital Market, Young Entrepreneurs, Construction & Property Committee, Women Entrepreneurs, Public Relations & Tourism Industry, Malaysia-China Economic, Trade and Investment Promotion, National Unity and  Membership Drive Committee as well as other ad-hoc committees are formed.

OBJECTIVES & ACTIVITIES

1. To promote and enhance economic activities of Malaysia
2. To act as channel of communication between government and private sector
3. To promote social welfare, cultural and educational activities
4. To promote human resource training
5. Publication