Selangor Launches 2025 Hawkers & Small Traders Day

Menteri Besar Selangor (Incorporated), through Yayasan MBI in collaboration with the Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ), today launched the  Selangor State-level Hawkers & Small Traders Day 2025, an annual initiative that focuses  on strengthening the role of small traders as one of the key drivers of the state’s economy. 

The two-day event brings together more than 200 micro and small entrepreneurs from  across Selangor, involving participation from 12 Local Authorities (PBT), government  agencies, and strategic partners. It is expected to attract more than 15,000 visitors, making  it one of the state’s largest platforms dedicated to community economic development. 

With the theme “Hawkers & Small Traders as Drivers of Selangor’s Digital Economy,” this year’s event emphasises increased use of technology, digital transactions, and the  ability of small traders to adapt to changes in the current market. 

The launching ceremony was officiated by YAB Dato’ Seri Amirudin bin Shari, Dato’  Menteri Besar Selangor, who reiterated the state government’s commitment to  developing a sustainable and inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem aligned with the growth  of the digital economy. 

This celebration also highlights the implementation of entrepreneurship initiatives  announced under the Selangor Budget 2026, particularly the rollout of AGROPLATS  Biaya Plus-i, a micro-financing scheme without interest for small entrepreneurs. 

Under the budget: 

The two-day programme also provides opportunities for small traders to market their products, access information on entrepreneur support, and participate in capacity-building activities.

Among the activities featured:

This programme also serves as an information channel for assistance schemes, financing, and training offered by various state government agencies.Yayasan MBI reaffirmed its commitment to continuously strengthening strategies for empowering hawkers and small traders, including through digital initiatives, inter-agency collaborations, and high-impact programmes.