The article discusses the 50th anniversary of China-Malaysia diplomatic ties celebrated during the Mid-Autumn Festival in Kuching, Sarawak. Minister Tiong King Sing highlighted the strong presence of Chinese companies in Sarawak's large-scale infrastructure projects, advocating for leveraging China's expertise for technical advancements. The event showcased the success of Sarawak-China collaboration in deploying hydrogen-powered Autonomous Rapid Transit vehicles, making Sarawak the first region outside China to adopt this zero-emission transport system. Sarawak's leading role in the green economy was underscored, with nearly 70% of its power generated from renewable hydropower, enabling initiatives in clean energy production, green hydrogen, and floating solar projects. The importance of international cooperation, especially in sustainable energy, was emphasized to drive economic integration between Sarawak and China for mutual benefit and success. The call for Chinese business organizations to engage in diverse trade cooperation signifies a strategic approach towards enhancing economic ties and promoting shared prosperity.