{"id":47948,"date":"2022-03-04T15:58:05","date_gmt":"2022-03-04T11:58:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.dubaicityguide.com\/site\/?p=47948"},"modified":"2022-03-04T15:58:30","modified_gmt":"2022-03-04T11:58:30","slug":"the-malaysia-pavilion-closes-expo-packed-with-opportunity-and-a-look-to-2025","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.dubaicityguide.com\/site\/the-malaysia-pavilion-closes-expo-packed-with-opportunity-and-a-look-to-2025\/","title":{"rendered":"The Malaysia Pavilion Closes Expo Packed With Opportunity And A Look To 2025"},"content":{"rendered":"

As we enter the final month of Expo 2020 Dubai, the Malaysia Pavilion is gearing up to end the mega event on a high note. March looks to be the busiest month yet with a packed cultural and business agenda, numerous collaborations and a special surprise for the one-millionth visitor to the Malaysia Pavilion.<\/p>\n

On the business front, the month kicked off with Johor week, running from 27th<\/sup> February until 5th<\/sup>March, 2022, along with the regular business programmes featuring pocket talks and business matching sessions, visitors can also witness a traditional Johor wedding at the amphitheatre throughout the week at 4:30PM and 8.00PM.<\/p>\n

Running from 6th<\/sup> March until 12th<\/sup> March 2022, Week 23 is themed \u201cSmart Selangor Towards a Productive, Livable and Sustainable Future as a Smart State,\u201d which will be led by Invest Selangor Berhad. The Selangor state has set a goal to contribute 30 per cent of Malaysia\u2019s GDP by 2030, with this in mind, the week will be promoting the five core clusters of industries for Investment, namely electrical and electronics, life sciences( biotechnology), transport and equipment (aerospace), machinery and equipment, and food and beverage industries. Business leaders can look forward to an investment forum, sharing sessions and an eye-to-eye business negotiation programme and special activities, and the \u201cSplendid Selangor, Take me Anywhere\u201d tourism campaign.<\/p>\n

The state of Melaka will take the spotlight from 13th<\/sup> March until 19th<\/sup>March, 2022 with a focus on tourism and manufacturing in multiple industries, including semiconductors and food. Melaka State Economic Planning Unit is the lead with the Chief Minister of Melaka, The Right HonourableDatuk Seri Utama Dr. Haji Sulaiman bin Md Ali officially opening the week on 14th<\/sup> March 2022. Visitors can also look forward to colourful cultural performances by troupes from BrigedSeni and Yong Tai-Encore Melaka.<\/p>\n

Shifting gears in week 24, the Ministry of Environment and Water Malaysia and lead agency National Water Services Commission (SPAN) will run Water Week from 20th<\/sup> March through to 26th<\/sup> March 2022. Malaysia aims to develop holistic and sustainable water demand management strategies for nationwide implementation, with the key objective of achieving a more sustainable and secure water source in the future. SPAN will use Expo 2020 as a platform to share knowledge and experience from various countries in managing water demand strategies.<\/p>\n

Closing Expo 2020 Dubai, the last week at the Malaysia Pavilion is themed \u201cCircular Economy\u201d, organised by the Ministry of Environment & Water Malaysia with lead agency Malaysian Green Technology & Climate Change Corporation (MGTC). This week will be a platform to promote Government and private initiatives in adopting a circular economy for responsible businesses by improving the design of products,optimising production processes and implementing Extended Producer Responsibility. The week will also feature the Circular Economy Conference where a panel of distinguished international speakers will share the latest insights from policy to technology and business.<\/p>\n

On the cultural front, the Malaysia Pavilion will collaborate with several other country pavilions to give visitors a fused cultural experience. These include:<\/p>\n