Engagement with parliamentary select committee chairman

EMPTA committee members paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of the Parliamentary Special Select Committee on Domestic Trade, Entrepreneurship, Cost of Living and Agriculture, YB Cha Kee Chin on 28 January 2026..

During the meeting, EMPTA highlighted some key issues and challenges affecting the automotive parts industry, while YB Cha shared insights on the government’s policy-making.

The engagement provided a valuable opportunity for constructive dialogue between industry representatives and policymakers, aimed at enhancing mutual understanding and exploring ways to support sustainable industry growth.

EMPTA will continue to engage proactively with members of parliament and relevant authorities to ensure that the concerns and perspectives of the automotive parts industry are effectively represented at the national level.

EMPTA brings industry issues to Parliament

EMPTA committee members had been busy at the Parliament on 17-18 November 2025.
Issues affecting the local automotive parts industry were brought to attention of members of Parliament, including the parliamentary Special Select Committee on Domestic Trade, Entrepreneurship, Cost of Living and Agriculture.

The engagement provided a valuable platform for industry stakeholders and policy makers to share insights, challenges, and recommendations to strengthen the sector.

EMPTA appreciates the opportunity to contribute to the conversation and remains committed to supporting a fair, competitive, and sustainable automotive aftermarket.