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The Sultan of Brunei, Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah with the Chief Minister of Sarawak, Pehin Sri Haji<br />

Abdul Taib Mahmud and other cabinet ministers at the Exhibition at Indoor Stadium Kuching.<br />

Dato Sri Mohd. Asfia Awang Nassar, Speaker of State Legistative Assembly engaged in light conversation<br />

with Sir Michael Somare, the Prime Minister of Puapua New Guinea during his visit to the Exhibition.<br />

Exhibition Celebrating 45 Years of<br />

Sarawak’s Progress in Malaysia<br />

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Sarawakians continued to make the<br />

right choices and lead the way to<br />

Sarawak’s ‘Second Wave of Prosperity’.<br />

The exhibition was divided into three<br />

main sections, which covered the<br />

past, present and future of Sarawak’s<br />

development story. However in total<br />

there were 20 galleries: The Days We<br />

Were, Strong Spiritual Foundation,<br />

Birth of Malaysia, Sarawak’s Leaders<br />

of the Era, Education: Unlocking the<br />

Doors to Opportunities, Economic<br />

Situation of the Era, Dark Days of<br />

Unrest, Strengthening of the Bangsa<br />

Malaysia Spirit, A New Era Begins,<br />

Politics of Development and the Barisan<br />

National, Politics of Development<br />

and the Public Sector, Politics of<br />

Development and the Private Sector,<br />

Politics of Development and the Civil<br />

Society, Our Trans<strong>for</strong>med Communities,<br />

Education, Agriculture, Infrastructure<br />

and the Economy, Tourism, Forestry,<br />

and finally, The Future.<br />

On entering the venue, visitors were<br />

greeted by a large mural, which<br />

featured the 45 th Celebration logo<br />

and the theme of the exhibition,<br />

which was ‘The People’s Choice …<br />

Our Dreams Fulfilled.’ As they<br />

proceeded <strong>for</strong>ward, visitors would<br />

come to a theatrette area, where<br />

various documentaries were screened,<br />

as well as excerpts of short films<br />

produced <strong>for</strong> the exhibition. From<br />

there, visitors proceeded to a kampong<br />

(village) scene from the 1960s, featuring<br />

large wall panels and cut-outs of<br />

children’s images from the era.<br />

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