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Day: October 12, 2024

Malaysian Investors Should Seize Opportunities In Laos – MBCL

Malaysian investors should seize investment opportunities in Laos as the ‘Land of A Million Elephants’ holds great potential in hydropower, semiconductor, transport, electronics, logistics, and the halal market. Malaysia Business Chamber Laos (MBCL) president Tee Chee Seng urged Malaysian companies to explore the vast and blooming potential in the landlocked country. ‘They can venture into many investment sectors, especially in the Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone located along the Mekong River,” he said, adding that Malaysia is currently Laos’ fourth largest trading partner. He was speaking to the Malaysian media in the Lao capital for the 44th and 45th Association

Toldi, Hollioake Clinch Men’s And Women’s 2024 Ironman Malaysia Titles

Ironman Malaysia 2024 was a lucky stage for Brazil’s Fernando Toldi and Regan Hollioake from Australia when they crowned themselves as champions in their respective categories in their first participation in the tournament, here in Langkawi. Toldi, 37, won the men’s category with a time of eight hours 10 minutes 23 seconds while Tim Van Berkel of Australia was second with a time of eight hours 12 minutes 38 seconds and third place with a time of eight hours 18 minutes 07 seconds was won by Germany’s Andreas Dreitz. In the women’s category, Hollioake, 35, won the title with a

Fatwas Under Federal Territories Mufti Bill Only Binding On Muslims – Mohd Na’im

The Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs), Datuk Dr Mohd Na’im Mokhtar, has clarified that the fatwas (edicts) enacted under Mufti Bill (Federal Territories) 2024 are binding only on Muslims and limited to the jurisdiction of the states. He explained to clarify the confusion and misunderstandings stemming from allegations that the bill would threaten people’s freedom. “It should be understood that any fatwa under the Mufti Bill is only binding on Muslims and limited to the jurisdiction of the states in accordance with item 1 of the Second List – State List in the Ninth Schedule of the

Malaysia, Turkiye Exploring Potential Collaboration In Green Energy Sector – Chang

Malaysia and Turkiye are exploring potential collaboration in the field of green and alternative energy, in line with Malaysia’s commitment to adopting more sustainable and eco-friendly energy sources. Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Chang Lih Kang said a meeting held with senior management from the Turkish Energy, Nuclear,and Mineral Research Agency (TENMAK) opened doors for cooperation in nuclear energy research and the exploration of minerals critical to sustainable development for both countries. The meeting, which took place on the second day of his official visit to Turkiye this week, aimed to strengthen and explore new cooperation opportunities in science,

Syed Saddiq Injured By Fallen Tree Branch While Cycling In Ironman Malaysia

Muar Member of Parliament and former Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman suffered injuries after the bicycle he was riding was believed to have hit a fallen tree branch while participating in the Ironman Malaysia Championship in Langkawi today. It is believed that the incident occurred when Syed Saddiq was doing cycling and the weather conditions at that time was raining. Langkawi district police chief ACP Shariman Ashari when contacted confirmed the incident and said that Syed Saddiq was paddling to the final checkpoint for the next event, which is the running event, when the unfortunate incident

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