How Packed business calendar at Expo

October has flown by we’re on the cusp of entering the second month of Expo 2020 Dubai. During November, the Malaysia Pavilion will continue to host its 26-week thematic business at its Business The Ministry of Environment and Water together with its agency Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation (MGTC) will host the Low Carbon Cities trade and business week  spanning from Sunday, Oct.31, 2021 through Saturday, Nov.6, 2021. The week will center on the need to transform into low carbon cities by implementing low carbon solutions including energy, mobility, waste and water, with activities such as pocket talks and business matching sessions. A key event is the “Climate Change Conversation on Sustainable Cities” forum starting at 10.00 am on Monday, Nov.1, 2021 at the Terra Auditorium in the Sustainability Pavilion. The forum will begin with the Mayor Commission Malaysia. Conversations will highlight the financial sector’s responsibility in driving sustainability, Islamic Finance’s robustness to meet changing needs and Malaysia’s leadership in product and service innovation. Malaysia is a leader in the global Halal industry has dedicated a week to discussing the halal ecosystem. From Sunday, Nov.14 until Saturday, Nov.20, participants can look forward to discussions surrounding the halal ecosystem and halal-related initiatives. Hosted together with the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation and Halal Development Corporation, the Halal Week business  will be complemented by a Digital Augmented Reality Showcase of Halal Malaysia (DASH)— an Augmented Reality (AR) enabled interactive monitor platform — allowing Malaysian halal to virtually showcase their products and services. Products and services will be presented to users using AR in 2D and 3D well as videos. This will be followed by Week Eight themed “Northern Corridor Economic Region: Your Preferred Investment Destination in Malaysia” from Sunday, 21st November to Saturday, 27th November. the Northern Corridor Implementing Agency, it will focus on investment opportunities in the four northern states of Peninsular Malaysia namely,  Wrapping up November and pooling over into December is the Automotive (EV/EEV) and Green Mobility week. It will feature the latest mobility technology, locally developed in Malaysia and especially focus on green initiatives. Scheduled from Sunday, 28th November to 4th December 2021, the week will be jointly held with Malaysia Automotive, Robotics and IoT Institute. Aside from the business ceramic products manufacturer Claytan Group, which is Malaysia Pavilion’s corporate partner is hosting by invite only events to celebrate its 101st anniversary at the Malaysia Pavilion from Tuesday, 16th November until Thursday, 18th November. Malaysia Pavilion will also treat expo visitors to a kite flying event at Al Forsan Park on Nov.20th, 2021 between 4:30 pm until 6:30 pm to fly butterfly-shaped kites as part of the Pavilion’s #MyButterflyEffect campaign and activities for the public. Malaysia’s self-built 1,234.05 sq. metre pavilion is the first net zero carbon pavilion at the EXPO. The Pavilion features a rainforest canopy inspired by the majestic tropical rainforest of Malaysia, blending cultural elements with nature and functionality into a futuristic building. The Pavilion carries the theme “Energising Sustainability” to represent the nation’s commitment and approach to sustainable development. It is segmented into four sub-themes; Today”, Tomorrow” Harmony” and  Business”. Malaysia’s activities during the EXPO will include permanent 3D displays, daily cultural craft demonstrations, café operations as well as 26 weekly thematic trade and business The business weeks will involve a large contingent of 21 ministries, 70 agencies and five state governments initiating and supporting They will also bring weekly business delegations from the industry whom will participate in pocket talks, product launches, business matching sessions and signing of MoUs. Malaysia Pavilion will also host and participate in summits and forums throughout Expo. The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation is the lead ministry for Malaysia’s participation at the mega event. Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation (MGTC) is the implementing agency. Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation (MGTC) is an agency under the Ministry of Environment and Water whose scope involves green growth, climate change and sustainable lifestyle. Three national policies – the National Green Technology Policy (NGTP), the National Climate Change Policy (NCCP) and the Green Technology Master Plan outline MGTC’s role as a catalyst for green economic growth. Its three core roles are: Mainstreaming the Green Economy through green product and service expansion such as MyHIJAU Mark Certification  Green Technology Financing Scheme  and green technology tax incentives, namely the Green Income Tax Exemption and Green Investment Tax Allowance In addition it provides training and human capital development schemes. Drive climate change mitigation actions such as advocacy for energy efficiency and renewable energy, low carbon city and low carbon mobility initiatives. Cultivate a green lifestyle through publicity and awareness  in fostering cooperation between the government and private sectors via global-scale platforms such as the International  and Eco Products Exhibition and Conference Malaysia and other public