StatsAPEC - Ministry of International Trade and Industry

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
ECONOMIC TRENDS
Malaysia's Global Trade ................................................................... 1
Monthly Export and Import Performance ........................................... 1
Monthly Trade Performance .............................................................. 2
Exports and Imports by Countries ..................................................... 2
Exports of Major Products ................................................................. 3
Weekly Number of PCOs and Export Value under AANZFTA,
AIFTA, GSP & CEPT Scheme ........................................................ 3
Weekly Number of PCOs and Export Value under MJEPA &
MPCEPA Scheme ............................................................................ 4
Weekly Number of PCOs and Export Value under ACFTA,
AKFTA & AJCEP .............................................................................. 4
Weekly Commodity Prices ................................................................. 5
Weekly Price Trend of Commodities ................................................. 5
Highest & Lowest Commodity Prices Recorded 2009/2010 .............. 5
ECONOMIC TRENDS
Malaysia’s Global Trade In May 2010
In May 2010, Malaysia’s global trade increased
27.2% (y-o-y) to RM96.5 billion. Exports increased
21.9% (y-o-y) to RM52.3 billion, while imports
increased 34.2% (y-o-y) to RM44.2 billion. For the
period January to May 2010, Malaysia’s exports
increased by 28% to reach RM263 billion.
A trade surplus of RM8.1 billion was recorded in
May 2010, making it the 151 st consecutive month
of surplus since November 1997.
Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEnTS
Branding Entrepreneurs Conference ................................................6
ASEAN Single Window.....................................................................6
Roadshow by Delegates from 5 Southern Provinces of
Thailand to 5 Northern States in Malaysia ......................................7
Thailand Speeds Up Development of Halal Sector ..........................8
‘StatsAPEC' - APEC Statistics Portal ...............................................8
APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC): From a Businessman’s
Perspective .....................................................................................9
Letters to the Editor ..........................................................9
Business Opportunities ......................................................10
Import Enquiries from International
Companies ...............................................................................12
Upcoming Events ..................................................................14
Value
(RM billion)
(Jan-May
2010)
No. ISSN: 2180-0448
6 JuLY 2010
Volume 100
% Change
(May’10/
May’09)
% Change
(Jan-May
2010/ 2009)
Total Trade 469.7 27.2 30.2
Exports 263.0 21.9 28.0
Imports 206.7 34.2 33.1
Trade Balance 56.3 -18.7 12.4
CHART 1: MONTHLY EXPORT AND IMPORT PERFORMANCE,
JANUARY 2009 TO MAY 2010
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CHART 2: MONTHLY TRADE PERFORMANCE, JANUARY 2009 TO MAY 2010
Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia.
CHART 3: MALAYSIA - EXPORTS AND IMPORTS BY COUNTRIES
Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia.
Note: 1) Other countries representing
exports of more than RM1 billion
include Taiwan, Germany, Viet
Nam, UAE, Philippines, UK,
Pakistan, France, Mexico,
Bangladesh, Eqypt, Italy,
Canada, New Zealand, Brazil,
Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Iran
and Benin.
2) Other countries representing
imports of more than RM1
billion include Australia,
India, Philippines, UAE, Viet
Nam, UK, Pakistan, France,
Costa Rica, Ireland, Italy, the
Netherlands, Gabon, Saudi
Arabia, Canada, Switzerland,
Brazil, Argentina and South
Africa.
For the period of January
to May 2010, exports to
Singapore accounted for
13.1% of Malaysia’s total
exports, China 12.8%, Japan
10.1%, USA 9.6% and
Thailand 6%. Imports from
China accounted for 12.7%
of Malaysia’s total imports,
Japan 12.4%, Singapore
11.8%, USA 10.8% and
Thailand 6.5%.
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CHART 4: MALAYSIA - EXPORTS OF MAJOR PRODUCTS,
2009 & 2010 (JANUARY - MAY)
Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia.
Exports of major products amounted to RM195.6 billion, contributing to 74.4% of Malaysia’s global exports
from January to May 2010 as compared to 73.6% or RM151.1 billion in the same period last year.
CHART 5: MALAYSIA - WEEKLY NUMBER OF PCOs AND EXPORT VALUE
UNDER AANZFTA, AIFTA, GSP & CEPT SCHEME, MAY TO JUNE 2010
Source: MITI
Note : The preference giving countries under the GSP scheme are members of the European Union, Norway, Switzerland, Belarus, the Russian
Federation and Turkey.
PCO = Preferential Certificate of Origin
•
•
AANZFTA: ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade AIFTA: ASEAN-India Free Trade Agreement
Agreement
• GSP: Generalised System of Preference
• CEPT: Common Effective Preferential Tariff (among ASEAN)
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CHART 6: MALAYSIA - WEEKLY NUMBER OF PCOs AND EXPORT VALUE
UNDER MJEPA & MPCEPA, MAY TO JUNE 2010
Source: MITI
Note :
• MJEPA: Malaysia-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement • MPCEPA: Malaysia-Pakistan Closer Economic Partnership Agreement
High increase in MPCEPA export value for the week-ending 9 May 2010 was due to export of palm oil and its fractions valued at RM112.9 million.
CHART 7: MALAYSIA - WEEKLY NUMBER OF PCOs AND EXPORT VALUE UNDER
ACFTA, AKFTA & AJCEP MAY TO JUNE 2010
Source: MITI
Note :
•
AKFTA: ASEAN-Korea Free Trade Agreement
ACFTA: ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement
• AJCEP: ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership
High increase in AKFTA export value for the week-ending 6 June 2010 was due to export of petroleum and petroleum products valued at
RM893.1 million.
•
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TABLE 1: WEEKLY COMMODITY PRICES
Crude Petroleum
(per bbl)
Raw Sugar
(per MT)
Iron Ore (Pellet)
(per MT)
Scrap Iron HMS1&2
(80:20 mix)
(per MT)
Crude Palm Oil
(per MT)
As at
2 Jul 2010
(US$)
72.95
483.69
135.00
380.00
(High)
385.00
(Low)
799.50
% Change from
25 Jun 2010
As at
25 Jun
2010 (US$)
2009*
(US$)
35.00-81.04
412.26
108.52
261.69
683.00
2008*
(US$)
30.28-145.31
305.00
196.70
500.00
949.00
Sources: MITI, Malaysia Palm Oil Board, Malaysian Iron and Steel Industry Federation (MISIF), Bloomberg and Czarnikow Group
Note: * Average price in the year except otherwise indicated.
4.21%
2.17%
21.51%
23.38%
23.00%
Unchanged
July 2010 domestic prices for:
i. Billets : RM1,800 - RM1,950 per MT
ii. Steel bars : RM2,000 - RM2,150 per MT
76.16
497.14
172.00
308.00
(High)
313.00
(Low)
799.50
CHART 8: WEEKLY PRICE TREND OF COMMODITIES, APRIL - JULY 2010
US$/MT
Sources: MITI, Malaysia Palm Oil Board and Bloomberg
TABLE 2: HIGHEST & LOWEST COMMODITY PRICES RECORDED 2009/2010
Crude Petroleum
(US$ per bbl)
Crude Palm Oil
(US$ per MT)
Compiled by: MITI
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
81.04
(21 October)
820.00
(18 May)
2009
35.00
(18 February)
525.00
(6 February)
85.51
(16 April)
841.00
(19 March)
2010
Crude Palm Oil
Crude Petroleum
Scrap Iron
16 Apr 23 Apr 30 Apr 7 May 14 May 21 May 27 May 4 Jun 11 Jun 18 Jun 25 Jun 2 Jul
Crude Palm Oil /MT 826 821 831 833 831 808 802 810 802 782 800 800
Scrap Iron/ MT 453 453 453 453 451 451 451 451 419 409 308 380
Raw Sugar /MT 452 445 417 399 421 451 454 436 468 473 497 484
Iron Ore/MT 159 159 159 159 196 196 196 196 196 196 173 135
Crude Petroleum/bbl 86 83 85 77 74 68 72 75 75 77 76 73
68.01
(21 May)
Raw Sugar
Iron Ore
767.00
(5 February)
2007*
(US$)
50.51-99.16
256.00
122.00
358.00
780.00
Highest Lowest Highest Lowest Current
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
US$/bbl
72.95
(2 July)
799.50
(2 July)
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
BRANDING ENTREPRENEURS CONFERENCE (BEC 2010)
___________________________________________________________________
SME Corporation Malaysia (SME Corp.
Malaysia) and the Branding Association of
Malaysia (BAM) are collaborating to organise
the Branding Entrepreneurs Conference
(BEC) 2010 on 15 July 2010 at Palace of
the Golden Horses, with the theme “Global
Malaysian Brands, Towards the Next
Decade”. The objective of the Conference is to
enhance SME awareness on the importance
of branding, as well as to explore new and
latest approaches to branding. Malaysian
companies will be able to gain first-hand
news, knowledge and tips to benefit and
sustain their own brands, businesses or
organisations.
Some of Malaysia’s foremost corporate
luminaries and personalities will be sharing
their stories and experiences in this signature
event, including:
• Dato’ Sri Mohammed Shazally bin Ramli
(CEO of Celcom Malaysia Berhad);
• Dato’ Meer Sadik (Managing Director of
Habib Jewels);
• Dato’ Dr. Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor
(Malaysian Astronaut);
• Adj. Prof. Y.Bhg. Dato’ Syed Amin
Aljefferi (President of Malay Chamber of
Commerce Malaysia Kuala Lumpur);
• Ms. Winnie Loo (Founder and Senior
Creative Director of A Cut Above Salons);
• Mr. Michael Lai (CEO of P1 Wimax (Green
Packet));
• Dato’ Haji Ameer Ali Mydin (Managing
The ASEAN Single Window (ASW) is an
initiative to further facilitate trade among
ASEAN Member States (AMS). The ASW
serves as an e-environment where the
National Single Windows (NSWs) of AMS will
ASEAN SINGLE WINDOW
___________________________
Director of Mydin Mohamed Holdings
Berhad);
• Dato’ Nelson Kwok Teng Toong (Founder
and Managing Director of Nelson’s
Franchise (M) Sdn Bhd); and
• Mr. Cheong Chia Chieh (Group Managing
Director of RedHot Media).
The moderators for this conference are Dato’
Nancy Yeoh, President and CEO of STYLO
International Pte Ltd and Mr. Eric Chong,
Founder of Erican Language Centre.
Y.B. Dato’ Sri Mustapa Mohamed, Minister of
International Trade and Industry will be the
VIP guest and will witness the proceedings.
The keynote address will be delivered by the
Guest of Honour, HRH Raja Dr. Nazrin Shah
Ibni Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah, the Raja
Muda of Perak, who will also be awarding
winners of the prestigious Malaysia Brand
National Mark. The Malaysia Brand National
Mark Logo is awarded to Malaysian companies
whose products or services meet the stringent
quality standards set by SIRIM. Products that
qualify will be given the right to use the National
Mark for two years. The Mark certifies that the
product is Malaysian-made and is recognised
for its competitive quality.
Tickets for BEC are now available priced at
RM500 per seat. For further information, kindly
contact Ms. Anis Sharmin Mohd Sharif (SME
Corp. Malaysia) at 03-6207 6145 or email
anis@smecorp.gov.my; or Ms. Mary Anne
(Executive Secretary BAM) at 03–7880 7010
or email: brandingmalaysia@gmail.com.
operate and integrate electronically using a
set of standardised information parameters,
procedures, formalities and international best
practices to facilitate trading across border
among AMS. The ASW will also serve to
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integrate processing and decision-making by
the Customs authorities and relevant Ministries
of AMS.
The ASW Pilot project to determine the most
appropriate network architecture and technical
infrastructure for the electronic exchange of
information among the AMS will be carried out
in three components:
• Component 1 - Engage contractor/
consultant to conduct study on the most
feasible network architecture and approach
for conducting the ASW Pilot Project;
• Component 2 - Engage contractor/
consultant to set up the network
infrastructure including software and
hardware agreed by AMS to implement the
ASW Pilot Project; and
• Component 3 - Engage contractor/
consultant to conduct the evaluation
of outcomes of the Pilot Project and
formulation of recommendations for the
eventual ASW.
A Consultant has been engaged by the
ASW Technical Working Group to carry out
Component 1.
Technical Feasibility Initiative for Electronic
Exchange Of CEPT Form D
Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines have
implemented a Technical Feasibility Initiative
for the electronic exchange of the Preferential
Certificate of Origin, CEPT Form D. The
objective of this initiative is to test technical
feasibility, as well as viability of long term
exchange of large amount of data between
NSW Systems of ASEAN Member States.
The scope of the initiative:
• CEPT Form D will be electronically
exchanged between the NSWs of Malaysia,
Indonesia and the Philippines;
• Malaysian exporters will submit the
CEPT Form D application electronically
through Malaysia’s NSW using the e-PCO
application. Upon approval, the CEPT
Form D data will then be transmitted to
Indonesia NSW or the Philippines NSW.
The respective NSWs will then transmit
the data to Indonesian or the Philippines
Customs for validation; and
• exporters from Indonesia or the Philippines
will submit the CO application electronically
through the Indonesia NSW or the
Philippines NSW, which will then transmit
the data to the Malaysia NSW and will
be passed to the Malaysian Customs for
validation.
Malaysia and Indonesia began exchange of
live data on 1 July 2009. The Philippines has
begun exchanging live data with Malaysia and
Indonesia on 19 October 2009. As at May
2010, Malaysia had successfully transmitted
9,305 CEPT Form D to Indonesia and 3,486
CEPT Form D to the Philippines.
The next step will be to invite other AMS such
as Singapore, Brunei Darussalam, Thailand
and Viet Nam to participate in this initiative.
ROADSHOW BY DELEGATES FROM 5 SOUTHERN PROVINCES OF
THAILAND TO 5 NORTHERN STATES IN MALAYSIA
___________________________________________________________________________
H.E. Alongkorn Ponlaboot, Deputy Commerce
Minister of Thailand, led a roadshow to five
key Northern States in Peninsular Malaysia,
i.e. Kelantan, Penang, Perak, Kedah and
Perlis from 10 - 12 June 2010. The roadshow
comprised 34 business delegates from
the five Southern Provinces of Thailand,
namely Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat, Songkhla
and Satun. The delegates focused on five
economic sectors, i.e., trade, logistics,
investment, tourism and halal. Objectives of
the roadshow, include:
• strengthening cooperation between
the business communities from the five
Southern Provinces of Thailand and the
five Northern States in Peninsular Malaysia
in the identified economic sectors;
• enhancing and advancing the “Dasar
Lima” initiative (5 – 5 – 5), i.e., cooperation
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etween the five Northern States of
Malaysia with the five Southern Provinces
of Thailand in five economic sectors;
• obtaining direct feedback from the
respective state governments and
chambers of commerce on their views
and support for the establishment of this
new economic initiative; and
• seeking cooperation in facilitating the
organising of the first Dasar Lima Summit,
THAILAND SPEEDS UP DEVELOPMENT OF HALAL SECTOR
_________________________________________________________________
The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand
(IEAT) opened a one-stop service centre at
Pattani’s Halal Food Industrial Estate to attract
private investment to the Southern Provinces
of Thailand. The US$2.35 million (Bht 82.84
million) centre, which had a soft opening on
January 2010 is now fully operational.
This one-stop service centre will administer
the Halal-GMP/HACCP standards, promote
businesses and provide marketing and
various other services. This initiative by the
Halal industry development panel, chaired by
Deputy Prime Minister Korbsak Sabhavasu,
had approved strategies to develop the
halal industry last year. The strategies
include meeting world halal standards and
conforming to domestic demand, promoting
the competitiveness of both entrepreneurs and
workers in the industry, increasing Thailand’s
capability in halal food certification as well as
expanding markets share and upgrading R&D.
The Government of Thailand has identified
the halal sector as one of the growth sectors
‘StatsAPEC’ - APEC STATISTICS PORTAL
___________________________________________________________________
APEC Secretariat has launched a new statistics
portal, ‘StatsAPEC’, which provides the only
consolidated source of APEC-specific data of
21 APEC economies.
‘StatsAPEC’ is made up of two databases:
• ‘Key Indicators Database’ which includes
more than 120 trade, financial and
socio-economic indicators, allowing for
which will be held in Songkhla, Thailand in
October 2010.
As a way forward, MITI and Agencies, together
with the relevant state agencies, Chambers of
Commerce, Ministry of Commerce, Thailand
and Department of Export Promotion,
Thailand will establish a Working Group to
facilitate the organising of the first Dasar
Lima Summit.
in the region. It is estimated that the country’s
halal exports supply 1% of the global
halal food market valued at US$1.5 billion
annually. Thailand’s domestic market for halal
products and services is relatively small as
it has only three million Muslims, about 5%
of its population. Most of the Muslims are
concentrated in the southern region.
Malaysian exporters are encouraged to
collaborate with Thai manufacturers to export
halal products to other parts of the world. There
are already Malaysian traders who are working
with Thai exporters of halal products to export
these products under Malaysian brands. The
collaboration is viable as long as value-added
processes are carried out in Malaysia and the
products are exported from Malaysia. The full
implementation of ASEAN Free Trade Area
can further facilitate these types of re-export
activities.
Contact thailand@matrade.gov.my for further
details.
detailed analysis of trends in the APEC
region; and
• ‘Bilateral Linkages Database’ which
facilitates detailed analysis of trade and
investment flows within APEC and between
APEC and the world.
APEC aggregates are a feature unique to
‘StatsAPEC’ and are available for a broad
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ange of indicators, making it easy to examine
the region as a whole. The objective of
‘StatsAPEC’ is to provide cost-free access to
an extensive database of APEC statistics for
officials, researchers, businesses, students
and the public at large that will enable them to
learn more about the Asia-Pacific region.
APEC BUSINESS TRAVEL CARD (ABTC): FROM A
BUSINESSMAN’S PERSPECTIVE
______________________________________________________
The ABTC was established to facilitate and
make it easier for frequent business travellers
within the Asia-Pacific region. This enables
ABTC business travellers from participating
Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
economies to avail themselves of expedited
visa processing and access to designated
lanes at airports across the APEC region.
To date, all 21 APEC economies are
participants of the ABTC Scheme. The United
States of America, Canada and Russia are
transitional members. All APEC economies
except the transitional members recognise
the card as a multiple-entry visa valid for
three years and offer dedicated lanes for
faster immigration processing at major entry
points.
Abdul Rahim Hussain, Non-Independent
Executive Director of Ingress Corporation
Berhad has this to say about ABTC:
“As a Malaysian businessman, travelling
abroad is part of my routine. Being in the
automotive industry, my work brings me often
How to reach us:
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
‘StatsAPEC’ can be accessed at http://
statistics.apec.org/ and all data can be
exported to Microsoft Excel for further
analysis. Alternatively, this website is
also accessible via internet-able mobile
phones.
to countries such as Japan, Korea, China,
Hong Kong, and The United States, just to
name a few. I came to know from business
partners on an initiative by the APEC on
a scheme called ABTC. As a Malaysian
passport holder, having the ABTC is a great
value, as there is no need to get visas. I save
from paying the normal visa charges and the
inconvenience to apply for visa whenever I
travel abroad. The card enables me to use
the special lane at entry points of participating
countries and I am able to clear immigration
formalities expeditiously”.
Further information on ABTC can be obtained
from Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation
Division (APEC) of MITI:
Mr. Muhd Ikram Zulkurnain
Email : mikram@miti.gov.my
Ms. Norshahida Zolkiaply
Email : shahida@miti.gov.my
Tel : 03 - 6203 4707/ 3151
Fax : 03 - 6203 1305
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TENDER BIDS
TITLE OF TENDER TENDER NOTIFICATION
06/2010(63) :
Country : UAE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT IN ABU DHABI (DOT) IS INVITING ALL QUALIFIED
CONSULTING FIRMS TO THE FOLLOWING TENDER:
DOT/T/FT/81/10: ABU DHABI FREIGHT MASTER PLAN
Closing Date : 23 August 2010 (Monday) latest by 12.00 noon
Summary : Leading International Consultants with a strong proven record in the successful completion
of large scale multi - model freight master plans (Which freight master plans have then been
successful implemented) are invited to submit proposals.
The successful consultant will be required to develop a freight master plan to meet the needs
of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi through to 2030.
Summary : The tender documents can be collected from the Procurement & Contracts Division of DoT, Al
Bateen Towers, C2, 8 th Floor near Central Bank, Abu Dhabi, upon payment of a non-refundable
fee of AED5000 (Five Hundred UAE Dirhams)
The last date for collection of Tender documents is Thursday, 8 July 2010. All interested bidders
are required to submit their proposals latest by 12.00 hrs (UAE local time) on Monday, 23
August 2010.
For further clarifications and a brief scope of work, please email: tenders@dot.abudhabi.ae
Further Information could obtained from the following website: www.dot.abudhabi.ae or
Tel: +971 2 6566666
Fax: +971 2 6359666
06/2010(62) : TENDER FOR QATAR LOGISTICS CITY PROJECT
Country : Saudi Arabia
Summary : Qatar Navigation Q.S.C. is expected to call for bids for the construction of phase one of Qatar’s
planned US$275 million Logistics City in August 2010.
The 500,000 sq m (5.38 million sq ft) project, part of plans to create a hub for warehousing and
logistics businesses in Doha-Qatari, will be operated by Qatar Navigation.
Contact details:
Qatar Navigation Q.S.C
P.O. Box 153
Doha – Qatar
Email :info@qatarnavigation.com
Web: www.qatarnav.com
06/2010(47) : INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING (ICB):
IT & TC/6852/10: TENDER INVITATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TELECOM CITY IN KERALA,
INDIA
Country : India
Closing Date : 11 August 2010 at 11.00 a.m. (India)
Last date of
issue of tender
document
: 19 July 2010 at 3.00 p.m. (India)
Pre bid meeting : 26 July 2010 at 11.00 a.m. (India)
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TITLE OF TENDER TENDER NOTIFICATION
Summary : Kerala SIDCO Ltd invites competitive bids from prospective investors having technical and
financial capabilities as detailed in the website for “Setting up of Telecom City” in 25 acres of
land at Menamkulam, Kazhakootam, Thiruvananthapuram (approximately 2700008 Sq. ft of
built up area) on B.O.T basis for a period of 35 years.
The project setting up of TELECOM City “one stop shop with all telecom facilities and services”
aim to bring together its occupancies from different areas of telecom industries with specific
objectives to seek a one point venue to fulfill their requirement and business needs.
The details can be obtained from official website at www.keralasidco.com.
Address for Communication:
KERALA SIDCO
(Government of Kerala Undertaking)
Address: Housing Board Building Sunthi Nagar,
Thiruvananthapuram-695001
Phone : 0471-2330613, 2330614
Fax : 0471-2330904
Website : www.keralasidco.com.
06/2010(61) : MEDINAH CITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION INVITES BIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING
TENDER:
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE OF STREETS AND PAVEMENTS IN THE JURISDICTION OF
PROPHET’S SAW MOSQUE AREA MUNICIPALITY
Country : Saudi Arabia
Closing Date : 11 July 2010 (Sunday)
Summary : Price SAR10,000
Foreign companies that wish to bid on projects supervised or undertaken by the government
ministries must first be registered with Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority (SAGIA):
www.sagia.gov.sa. The foreign companies must also register with the Saudi Ministry of
Municipal and Rural Affairs. This can be done through completing a questionnaire in Arabic
that can be obtained from the following website of the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs:
www.momra.gov.sa (Arabic Version only). A list is compiled of these foreign companies and
bidders will be selected from this list when projects are available. The foreign companies must
also include their companies’ latest annual report along with two references and two copies of
a list of completed projects. These documents must be submitted to:
Mr. Salleh Al Shaikah,
Director
Deputy Ministry for Classification of Contractors
Ministry of Municipal & Rural Affairs
P.O. Box 4719 Riyadh 11412
SAUDI ARABIA
Telephone: +9661 4043889 / +9661 4043990
06/2010(66) : VIZHINJAM INTERNATIONAL DEEP WATER MULTIPURPOSE SEAPORT
Country : India
Summary : The State Government of Kerala (GoK) has announced to develop a new project of Vizhinjam
International Deepwater Multipurpose Seaport in Kerala. The project will be lead by the
Vizhinjam International Seaport Limited on the basis of B.O.T concept.
As such, The GoK will come out with the Expression of Interest in the month of July 2010.
Interested Malaysian companies can contact directly with the following agency for further
clarification:
Vizhinjam International Seaport Limited
3rd Floor, Trans Towers, Vazhuthacaud
Thiruvananthapuram 695 014
Kerala, India
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TITLE OF TENDER TENDER NOTIFICATION
Summary : Tel : +91 471 6542484
Fax : +91 471 2328616
Email : secyports.ker@nic.in / ceo@vizhanjamport.in
Website: www.vizhinjam.in
Contact : Mr. Sanjeev Kaushik, IAS
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS &
HARDWARE
CTY CP KY THUONG (TEKCOM)
321A Dao Duy Anh Street
Ward 9, Phu Nhuan District
Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Tel : 84-8-3844 1491
Fax : 84-8-3844 1492
E-mail : dao.pham@tekcom
Website : www.tekcom.vn
Contact : Lynn-Pham Bich Dao
Vice Director
Product(s) : Glasswool
IMPACT CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM
5 Holland Dve, Melton
Victoria 3337,
Australia
Tel : 61-3-9971 2022
Fax : 61-3- 9746 0966
E-mail : glenn@impactsystems.net.au
Contact : Glenn Allpress
Product(s) : Timber Door
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
IMPORT ENQUIRES FROM INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES
CTY CP PHAT TRIEN CONG NGHE THIEU QUANG
(SORENCO)
456/72 Cao Thang Street
Ward 12, District 10
Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Tel : 84-8-3862 3846
Fax : 84-8-3862 3847
E-mail : thao.nnp@serenco.net
Contact : Ms. Nguyen Ngoc Phuong Thao
Product(s) : ATM Machine & Kiosk Machine
KIM VINH PHAT TRADE AND SERVICE COMPANY
46 Phan Xich Long Street
Ward 3, Phu Nhuan District
Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Tel : 84-8-3990 0541
Fax : 84-8-3990 4309
E-mail : kimvinhphat09@yahoo.com.vn
Contact : Nguyen Thi My Ngoc
Director
Product(s) : Plastic Processing Machinery &
Equipment
PACKAGING AND CONTAINERS
CHAT VIET CO. LTD.
163/9 To Hien Thanh Street
Ward 13, District 10
Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Tel : 84-8-3264 6985
Fax : 84-8-3852 3499
E-mail : chatviet_info@gmail.com
Contact : Mr. Trong Anh
Sales Executive
Product(s) : Paper Packaging & Containers
DIEU THUONG CO. LTD.
60 No. 5 Street, Ward 8
District 11, Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam
Tel : 84-8-3858 2832
Fax : 84-8-3858 3303
E-mail : petertran02vn@yahoo.com
Website : www.dieuthuong.com.vn
Contact : Mr. Trong Anh
Sales Executive
Product(s) : Plastic Bag
PALM OIL PRODUCTS
CONG DAN CO. LTD
C4/1 Tan Kien, Binh Chanh District
Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Tel : 84-8-3880 5608
Fax : 84-8-756 0220
E-mail : ngo.thi.kim.tuyen@gmail.com
Contact : Mrs. Ngo Thi Kim Tuyen
Product(s) : Palm Oil
PHARMACEUTICALS, TOILETRIES AND
COSMETICS
NEUTRAL MEDICAL SERVICES
P.O. Box 202234, Al Ain
United Arab Emirates
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Tel : 009-713-7626243
Fax : 009-713-7626248
E-mail : gm@neutral.ae
Website : www.neutral.ae
Contact : Mr. Mohammed Yusuf
General Manager
Product(s) : Medicine
PREPARED FOOD
AUXICO CORPORATION PTY LTD
32 Tullamarine Park Road
Victoria 3043,
Australia
Tel : 61-3-9338 7338
Fax : 61-3-9338 1899
E-mail : galvin@auxico.com.au
Contact : Mr. Galvin Teo
Director
Product(s) : Cooked Prawn
ESTELO CORPORATION UK
69 The Sheftesburys Abbey Road
Barking Essex IG 11 7JP
United Kingdom
Tel : 00-4479-8427 6449
E-mail : elohiss@hotmail.com
Website : www.estelocorporation.com
Contact : Mr. Sylvester Nduka
Purchasing Manager
Product(s) : Biscuits, Chocolates &
Dairy Products
GLOBAL REACH FZE
P.O. Box 9007, Sharjah
United Arab Emirates
Tel : 009-716-5537803
Fax : 009-716-5575906
E-mail : sreenidhi@globalreachfze.com
Contact : Mr. Sreenidhi K R
Product(s) : Cooking Oil (Canola)
MODERN FOOD INDUSTRIES CO. LTD.
73 Moo 6, Rangsit-Pathum Road
Suanpitthai, Muang
12000 PathumThani,
Thailand
Tel : 662-979-6530
Fax : 662-979-6533
E-mail : ruayrun@yahoo.co.th
Contact : Mr. Sawat Pongwat-Chararuk
Product(s) : Snacks
WOOD PRODUCTS
HOANG BAO NGOC COMPANY
25D Bac Hai Street, District 10
Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam
Tel : 84-8-3299 7125
Fax : 84-8-3970 2849
E-mail : elesgo@hcm.fpt.vn
Contact : Mr. Nguyen Ba Le
Director
Product(s) : High Density Fiber (HDF) Wood
LANCASTER SUNROOMS
464 Summit Court
Edgewater, Maryland 21037,
USA
Tel : 443-203-0256
Fax : 443-822-3321
E-mail : pat@lancasterconservatories.com
Website : http://lancasterconservatories.com
Contact : Mr. Pat Henry Mann
Product(s) : Meranti Lumber
SAKAI SHOJI CO. LTD.
6 th Floor, Shinnaniwasuji Nakagawa Building
4-1-4, Shinmachi, Nishi-ku
550-0013 Osaka,
Japan
Tel : 06-6535-4001
Fax : 06-6535-4008
Contact : Mr. Sakai
Product(s) : Woodchip
TELSTAR CANADA INC.
165, Place Du Soleil Verdun
H3E 1R1 Quebec,
Canada
Tel : 1514-993-0583
Fax : 1514-624-9104
E-mail : telstarinc@gmail.com
Website : www.telstarcanada.com
Contact : Mr. Rafik Bouchireb
Product(s) : Sawn Timber
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MATRADE
SEMINAR
*Promotion Booth
Event Name Event Description Target Group Contact
PROJECT IRAQ 2010
Erbil International Fair Ground
Erbil, Iraq
Date : 27-30 Sep 2010
Closing Date : 27 Aug 2010
EVENTS CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH
Programmes Objectives Target Group Contact
MATRADE and eBay on Ramp
(i) Kota Kinabalu
Date : 14-15 Jul 2010
Closing Date : 12 Jul 2010
(ii) Johor Bahru
Date : 29-30 Jul 2010
Closing Date : 27 Jul 2010
MATRADE Briefing and
Consultation Session
(i) Kuantan, Pahang
(21-22 Jul 2010)
(ii) Miri, Sarawak
( 23-24 Nov 2010)
UPCOMING EVENTS
To provide participants with
knowledge on ways to effectively
undertake market research, sourcing,
marketing of products and customer
service with eBay and PayPal
i. Disseminate information about
MATRADE’s function, services,
facilities, programmes and
activities
ii. Obtain feedback on how
MATRADE can further facilitate
companies in their export
business
iii. Disseminate information
on benefits of Free Trade
Agreements
iv. Clarify export-related issues
This international trade fair enables
the construction industry to present
their products, machines, services
and technologies meeting the Iraq’s
tremendous reconstruction needs
concerning the restoration of power
facilities, electrical grids, oil and
gas supplies, telecom systems and
the rebuilding of houses, hospitals,
schools, roads, airports, seaports
etc. Within the next four years, Iraq’s
new government will be spending
approximately more than $ 150
billion on reconstruction of the
infrastructure. Being hosted at Erbil
international fair ground, project
Iraq is globally acclaimed event for
building construction industry. For 4
days, the show will be organised by
IFP Iraq.
Malaysian
companies
Malaysian
companies
(both SME &
non-SMEs) that
are currently
exporting
or seeking
opportunities in
export market
Malaysian
companies
Norzanah Berawi
(norzanah@matrade.gov.
my)
Mohamad Termizi Haji Piee
(termizi@matrade.gov.my
Siti Nur Nafhatun Awang
Tuah
(nafhatun@matrade.gov.my)
Azimatul Masriyah
(azimatul@matrade.gov.my)
Noor Asyikin Mustapha
(asyikin@matrade.gov.my)
Mohamad Adris Hj. Abu
Bakar
adris@matrade.gov.my
* Interested Malaysian companies are required to submit details of company as well as products’ promotional materials (eg: brochures/
catalogues) to MATRADE
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TRADE FAIRS
Event Name Event Description Target Group Contact
THE 7 th CHINA ASEAN EXPO
(CAEXPO 2010)
Naning ICEC
People’s Republic of China
Date : 20 - 24 Oct 2010
Closing Date : 20 Jul 2010
AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET
PRODUCTS EXPO (AAPEX)
2010
Sands Expo Center
Las Vegas
USA
Date : 2 - 4 Nov 2010
Closing Date : 3 Aug 2010
BIG 5 2010
Dubai International Convention
and Exhibition
Dubai, UAE
Date : 22-25 Nov 2010
Closing Date : 20 Aug 2010
V.I TRADE EXPO 2010
Saigon Exhibition & Convention
Center (SECC)
Ho Chi Minh City
Viet Nam
Date : 1 - 4 Dec 2010
Closing Date : 1 Sep 2010
The 7 th China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO
2010) is the ideal platform for Malaysian
companies to promote Malaysian
products to China and regional markets
Malaysia’s Pavilion is divided into six
main clusters namely Food & Beverages,
SMEs, Branding, Automotive, Furniture,
and Government Agencies
AAPEX represents the US$395 billion
global motor vehicle aftermarket. More
than 106,000 professionals from around
the globe participate in Automotive
Aftermarket Industry Week in Las Vegas,
Nevada.
At AAPEX you can connect to all of the
key decision makers in your target market
in one place. Automotive parts wholesale
distributors, retailers, service chains,
jobbers and service professionals attend
AAPEX
The largest trade show for the Construction
industry in the Arabian Gulf. A unique
event, combining five major exhibitions
under one roof. Featuring around 2,000
companies from 50 countries. One of the
most commercially successful trade fairs
in Dubai, The Big 5 features National
Pavilions from all major exporting
countries in East and West, alongside the
important local developers, contractors,
importers and distributors. Exhibitors
include Building & Construction, Water
Technology & Environment, Air -
conditioning & Refrigeration, Cleaning &
Maintenance, Glass & Metal, Bathroom &
Ceramics, Marble & Machinery
V.I.Trade EXPO 2009 is an ideal platform
for Malaysian exhibitors to showcase
Malaysia’s capabilities. Trade visitors
will have an avenue to learn about
Vietnamese potentials particularly in their
traditional products as well as the latest
innovations of the world.
SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSION
SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSION ON WATER
TREATMENT, FACILITY AND CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT TO SHANDONG, CHINA
City : Shandong
Date : 8 - 11 Aug 2010
Closing Date : 12 Jul 2010
Malaysian companies Mohd Suhaimi Abd
Aziz
(msuhaimi@matrade.
gov.my)
Malaysian companies Tengku Noor Amalia
amalia@matrade.gov.
my
Malaysian companies Mohamad Adris Hj.
Abu Bakar
adris@matrade.gov.my
Malaysian companies Mohd Suhaimi Abd
Aziz
(msuhaimi@matrade.
gov.my)
Mission Target Group Contact
Malaysian companies Chan Yik Sing
chan@matrade.gov.my
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MPC
TRAINING
Leadership skills
13-14 July 2010
Kuantan
Programmes Objectives Target Groups Contact
TRAINING
Internal Auditor Training for ISO
9001:2008
14-15 July 2010
Kota Kinabalu
TRAINING
Step by Step in Quality
Environment (5S)
Implementation
20-21 July 2010
Kuching
Mission Target Group Contact
SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSION ON AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS & COMPONENTS AND FOOD PRODUCTS TO
RUSSIA
Cities : Moscow, Kazan
Date : 3 - 7 Oct 2010
Closing Date : 2 Aug 2010
SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSION ON
CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS IN
CONJUNCTION WITH THE 22 ND SAUDI BUILD 2010
Cities : Riyadh, Jeddah
Date : 18 - 21 Oct 2010
Closing Date : 2 Aug 2010
SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSION ON HALAL FOOD,
PACKAGING AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO CHENGDU &
NINGXIA, CHINA
Cities : Chengdu, Yinchuan
Date : 16 - 21 Oct 2010
Closing Date : 16 Aug 2010
SPECIALISED MARKETING MISSION ON FOOD, E&E,
CHEMICAL AND AUTO ACCESSORIES & PARTS TO
KAMPALA, UGANDA
Date : 11 - 15 Oct 2010
Closing Date : 15 Sep 2010
To identify the differences between
leadership and management
To identify leadership competencies
To understand the process of Internal
Quality Auditing
Plan, implement and report an Internal
Quality Audit
To increase the understanding of Quality
System
To understand the importance of Quality
Environment (5S) Practice concept
To develop team work spirit among
workers in order to achieve company’s
goals
To understand the ideas to implement
Quality Environment (5S) Practice at
workplace
Malaysian companies Tusilah As’ari
tusilah@matrade.gov.my
Malaysian companies Zamzuri Mohamed
zamzuri@matrade.gov.my
Malaysian companies Mohd Suhaimi Abd Aziz
msuhaimi@matrade.gov.my
Malaysian companies Rozy Izyani Md Ruslan
rozy@matrade.gov.my
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Operator
Azhani Ismail
(azhani@mpc.gov.my)
Andra Syahrizal
(andra@mpc.gov.my)
Mohd Azwan Mohd
Salleh
(azwan@mpc.gov.my)
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Programmes Objectives Target Groups Contact
TRAINING
Step by Step in Quality
Environment (5S)
Implementation
20-21 July 2010
Kuching
TRAINING
Creating Value Through
Productivity Measurement
20-21 July 2010
Petaling Jaya
TRAINING
Introduction to Creativity and
Innovation
20-21 July 2010
Petaling Jaya
TRAINING
Change Management
Techniques
20-21 July 2010
Petaling Jaya
TRAINING
Managing for Result:Using
KPI to Achieve Breakthrough
Performance
21-22 July 2010
Petaling Jaya
TRAINING
Interactive Productivity-Linked
Waged System
(i-PLWS)
21-22 July 2010
Petaling Jaya
TRAINING
Managing Leadership Talent for
Organisational Competitiveness
26-27 July 2010
Petaling Jaya
To understand the importance of Quality
Environment (5S) Practice concept
To develop team work spirit among
workers in order to achieve company’s
goals
To understand the ideas to implement
Quality Environment (5S) Practice at
workplace
To understand the value creation
concept and productivity analysis
Able to analyse and interpret productivity
through company financial statement
Identify creative thinking process
Reduce their personal learning blocks to
creativity
Build creativity and innovation into
problems solving
Identify the types of change, main
components and responsibilities in the
organisation
Recognise the issues and barriers in
change management
Learn the tools and techniques for
change
Develop critical KPIs to evaluate
business objectives, strategy and
performance for short and long term
Help companies to enhance competitive
advantage, growth and profitability by
blending financial and nonfinancial
measurement
Assist firms in the implementation
process of PLWS
Enable companies simulate their own
PLWS models through the i-PLWS
programme
To understand the importance of Talent
management
Identify potential talent
Develop and build Leadership talent in
the organisation
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Operator
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Operator
Manager
Executive
Supervisor
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Top management
Executive
Supervisor
Operator
Human Resource
Personnel
Executive
Supervisor
Mohd Azwan Mohd
Salleh
(azwan@mpc.gov.my)
Mariatul Af-Ida
(mariatul@mpc.gov.my)
Asmawadi Mohamed
(asmawadi@mpc.gov.
my)
Noor Aishah Hj. Hassan
(noor_aishah@mpc.gov.
my)
Mariatul Af-Ida
(mariatul@mpc.gov.my)
Jerry Shahnizal
(jerry@mpc.gov.my)
Hanisah Ramli
(hanisah@mpc.gov.my)
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SME CORP. MALAYSIA
MPC
Program Objektif Kumpulan Sasaran Hubungi
KONVENSYEN
Konvensyen ICC Wilayah Utara
12-13 Julai 2010
Pulau Pinang
KONVENSYEN
Konvensyen ICC Wilayah
Tengah
19-20 Julai 2010
Selangor
PROGRAM DIKENDALIKAN DALAM BAHASA MELAYU
Program Objektif Kumpulan Sasaran Hubungi
“Bengkel Usahawan Wanita 1
Malaysia”
Meneroka Transformasi
Perniagaan
i. Siri 1/2010 : 9 Ogos 2010
Rumah Media Melaka,
MITC, Melaka
ii. Siri 2/2010 : 2 Nov 2010
Ipoh, Perak
iii. Siri 3/2010 : 3 Dis 2010
Kuching, Sarawak
(200 peserta)
Programmes Objectives Target Group Contact
Branding Entrepreneurs Conference
(BEC) 2010
Theme: Malaysian Brands, Towards
the Next Decade
15 July 2010
Palace of the Golden Horses
Kuala Lumpur
SME CORP. MALAYSIA
To enhance SMEs awareness on the
importance of branding as well as to
explore new and latest approaches to
branding
Memberi pendedahan mengenai
pengetahuan berkaitan perniagaan
dan amalan perniagaan terbaik,
disamping mengembangkan rangkaian
perniagaan dan berkongsi pengalaman
bersama-sama usahawan wanita
berjaya yang lain
Menggalakkan pemesatan aktiviti
ICC di seluruh negara
Membolehkan organisasi baru
menceburkan diri dalam aktiviti ICC
sambil menimba pengetahuan dari
organisasi yang berpengalaman
dalam melaksanakan aktiviti ICC
Menggalakkan pemesatan aktiviti
ICC di seluruh negara
Membolehkan organisasi baru
menceburkan diri dalam aktiviti ICC
sambil menimba pengetahuan dari
organisasi yang berpengalaman
dalam melaksanakan aktiviti ICC
Malaysian
entrepreneurs
Usahawan wanita di
Malaysia
Kumpulan ICC yang
terbaik dari organisasi
sektor awam dan
swasta dijemput untuk
membentangkan projek
ICC mereka
Kumpulan ICC yang
terbaik dari organisasi
sektor awam dan
swasta dijemput untuk
membentangkan projek
ICC mereka
Ms. Anis Sharmin Mohd
Sharif
(SME Corp. Malaysia)
03-6207 6145
anis@smecorp.gov.my
Ms. Mary Anne
(Executive Secretary BAM)
03-7880 7010
brandingmalaysia@gmail.
com
Cik Murniati Mokhtar
03-6207 6142
murniati@smecorp.gov.my
Pn. Norhayati Abu Bakar
03-6207 6136
norhayati@smecorp.gov.my
Khalidatul Asrin Abdul Aziz
(asrin@mpc.gov.my)
Nor Robaayah Mohd Noor
(nrmn@mpc.gov.my)
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Program Objektif Kumpulan Sasaran Hubungi
KONVENSYEN
Konvensyen ICC Wilayah Sabah
/ Sarawak
21-22 Julai 2010
Kuching
KONVENSYEN
Konvensyen ICC Wilayah Pantai
Timur
26-27 Julai 2010
Kota Bharu
LATIHAN
Kerja Berpasukan Untuk
Kecemerlangan Organisasi
16-18 Julai 2010
Pulau Pinang
LATIHAN
Just In Time Untuk Operator
20-21 Julai 2010
Petaling Jaya
LATIHAN
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti
(5S) Yang Efektif
28-29 Julai 2010
Petaling Jaya
LATIHAN
Pengurusan Masa Berkesan
28-29 Julai 2010
Petaling Jaya
Menggalakkan pemesatan aktiviti
ICC di seluruh negara
Membolehkan organisasi baru
menceburkan diri dalam aktiviti ICC
sambil menimba pengetahuan dari
organisasi yang berpengalaman
dalam melaksanakan aktiviti ICC
Menggalakkan pemesatan aktiviti
ICC di seluruh negara
Membolehkan organisasi baru
menceburkan diri dalam aktiviti ICC
sambil menimba pengetahuan dari
organisasi yang berpengalaman
dalam melaksanakan aktiviti ICC
Membangunkan kumpulan yang
efektif
Mengenal pasti halangan dalam
proses komunikasi kumpulan
Memahami dan menguruskan konflik
dalam organisasi
Memahami konsep asas JIT
Memahami teknik-teknik sokongan
untuk melaksanakan JIT
Memahami kepentingan dan konsep
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti (5S)
Mengetahui faedah Amalan
Persekitaran Berkualiti (5S) ke arah
peningkatan produktiviti dan kualiti
Memahami kaedah melaksanakan
Amalan Persekitaran Berkualiti (5S)
secara berkesan dan hubungkait
dengan Petunjuk restasi Utama
(KPI).
Mengenalpasti ciri-ciri pembazir masa
Meningkatkan kecekapan pengurusan
masa
Membentuk dengan jelas matlamat
serta pelan tindakan pengurusan
masa
Kumpulan ICC yang
terbaik dari organisasi
sektor awam dan
swasta dijemput untuk
membentangkan projek
ICC mereka
Kumpulan ICC yang
terbaik dari organisasi
sektor awam dan
swasta dijemput untuk
membentangkan projek
ICC mereka
Pengurus / Eksekutif
Penyelia
Operator
Penyelia
Operator
Pengurusan atasan
Pengurus / Eksekutif
Penyelia
Operator
Pengurus / Eksekutif
Penyelia
Operator
Haji Suhaimy Abdul Talib
(suhaimy@mpc.gov.my)
Nik Faizal Nik Ahmad
(nikfaizal@mpc.gov.my)
Kasturi Devi Appana
(KasturiDevi@mpc.gov.
my)
Khidzir Ahmad
(khidzir@mpc.gov.my)
Abdul Malek Mohd Aripin
(malek@mpc.gov.my)
Asmawadi Mohamed
(asmawadi@mpc.gov.my)
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
Mohandas Karamchad Gandhi - Indian civil rights activist”
MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRY
Block 8 & 10, Government Offices Complex, Jalan Duta, 50622 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel. No.: 603 6203 3022 Fax No.: 603 6201 2337
Email: webmiti@miti.gov.my Website: http://www.miti.gov.my
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