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EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA IN TURKMENISTAN ПОСОЛЬСТВО МАЛАЙЗИИ В ТУРКМЕНИСТАНЕ DECEMBER 2019 şgabat GazetY A Newsletter The Embassy of Malaysia in Ashgabat is proud to publish our Newsletter with the news and activities for 2019. Among the highlights of this issue are the Official Visit of the Honourable Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad to Turkmenistan, National Day of Malaysia in Turkmenistan and Malaysia Sports Challenge 2019. Besides that, we will share with you several news from Malaysia and photos of the activities organized or participated by the Embassy. There are also special features about Visit Truly Asia Malaysia 2020 and Shared Prosperity Vision 2030! THE OFFICIAL VISIT OF NATIONAL DAY OF YAB TUN DR. MAHATHIR MALAYSIA IN MALAYSIA SPORTS MOHAMAD TURKMENISTAN AND CHALLENGE 2019 TO TURKMENISTAN MALAYSIA DAY “The many similarities in policies and approaches that exist between Malaysia and Turkmenistan give an opportunity for both countries to work closely together in many areas.” YAB Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad Prime Minister of Malaysia More news on page 2-3 1 EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA IN TURKMENISTAN ПОСОЛЬСТВО МАЛАЙЗИИ В ТУРКМЕНИСТАНЕ DECEMBER 2019 THE OFFICIAL VISIT OF YAB TUN DR. MAHATHIR MOHAMAD PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA TO TURKMENISTAN, 26-28 OCTOBER 2019 YAB Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad undertook an Official Visit to Turkmenistan on 26-28 October 2019 at the invitation of His Excellency Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, the President of Turkmenistan. This is the second Official Visit of YAB Prime Minister to Turkmenistan. He first visited the country in October 1994 when he was the 4th Prime Minister of Malaysia. Meanwhile, President of Turkmenistan had visited Malaysia twice, in December 2011 and November 2016. Accompanied by YABhg. Tun Siti Hasmah Mohamad Ali, the delegation comprised the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Economic Affairs, Senior Government Officials from the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. YAB Prime Minister and delegation arrived at Ashgabat International Airport at 9.35 pm 2 EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA IN TURKMENISTAN ПОСОЛЬСТВО МАЛАЙЗИИ В ТУРКМЕНИСТАНЕ DECEMBER 2019 (local time) on 26 October 2019 and was received by H.E Rashid Meredov, Foreign Minister of Turkmenistan, H.E Roseli Abdul, Ambassador of Malaysia to Turkmenistan and senior officials from both countries. On 27 October 2019, the Official Programme for the visit started with the Official Welcoming Ceremony at the Oguzkhan Palace Complex, followed by a private meeting with President Berdimuhamedov, as well as a bilateral meeting. Following the bilateral meeting, YB Foreign Minister and Foreign Minister Rashid Meredov exchanged two documents namely ‘Programme of Cooperation between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan for 2020- 2021’ and ‘Academic-Diplomatic Collaboration between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan’ in the presence of YAB Prime Minister and the Turkmenistan President. Both leaders then held a Joint Press Statement, summarizing the outcome of the meetings, followed by an official luncheon hosted by President Berdimuhamedov. YAB Prime Minister also met with Malaysian diaspora in Turkmenistan in the evening. During the meeting with Malaysian diaspora, YAB Prime Minister stated that this official visit has started a new level in the Malaysia-Turkmenistan bilateral relations. YAB Prime Minister also lauded PETRONAS for its achievement in the oil and gas industry and its commitment to grow as a world-known multinational company. The Official Visit by YAB Prime Minister to Turkmenistan had further strengthened the bilateral relations as well as ventured into a new area of cooperation, especially on bilateral economic for the benefit of Malaysia and Turkmenistan. 3 EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA IN TURKMENISTAN ПОСОЛЬСТВО МАЛАЙЗИИ В ТУРКМЕНИСТАНЕ DECEMBER 2019 NATIONAL DAY OF MALAYSIA IN TURKMENISTAN Embassy of Malaysia in Turkmenistan hosted the 62nd Anniversary of Malaysia’s National Day on 3 September 2019 at the Grand Ballroom, Yyldyz Hotel. The guest of honour was H.E. Mr. Yagshigeldi Kakayev, Advisor to the President of Turkmenistan on Oil and Gas Issues. Sayangi Malaysiaku: Malaysia Bersih is the theme for this year National Day, to emphasize the importance of unity and patriotism, well-being and prosperity of the nation. It is also an aspiration for all Malaysians to have high integrity as well as rejecting corruption and wrong- doings. More than 400 guests attended the reception. In his speech, also stated that relationships between both government leaders are very close and brotherly. All 3 Prime Ministers of Malaysia since 1994 have visited Turkmenistan. In October 1994, our 4th Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad came for an official visit to Ashgabat and as a result of that visit, in 1996, Petronas, Malaysia’s national oil company decided to invest in the oil and gas sector and signed a 32-year Production Sharing Contract (PSC) with Turkmenistan government to operate in Block 1 in the Caspian Sea. The esteemed President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov has visited Malaysia twice, in December 2011 and November 2016. H.E Ambassador Roseli Abdul also introduced Visit Malaysia Year 2020 and invited the audience to come to Malaysia to experience the unique ‘Truly Asia Malaysia’. As part of promotions for the campaign, there were also held a mini showcase of Malaysian traditional crafts and photography and several Malaysia songs were beautifully performed by a quartet. 4 EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA IN TURKMENISTAN ПОСОЛЬСТВО МАЛАЙЗИИ В ТУРКМЕНИСТАНЕ DECEMBER 2019 WELCOMING REMARKS BY H.E. ROSELI ABDUL IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RECEPTION OF 62ND NATIONAL DAY OF MALAYSIA His Excellency Mr. Yagshigeldi Kakaev Advisor to the President of Turkmenistan on Oil and Gas Issues nder the Officials from Government of Turkmenistan “U Excellency Ambassadors and other members of the present Diplomatic Corps leadership of Fellow Malaysians Distinguished Guests Prime Minister Ladies and Gentlemen Tun Dr. Mahathir Assalamulaikum, Good Evening, Salam Sejahtera. Mohamad, First of all, on behalf of the Embassy of Malaysia, I would like to thank all of you for attending our event tonight to Malaysia will celebrate the 62nd Anniversary of the National Day of continue to Malaysia. promote a 62 years ago on 31 August 1957, Malaysia became an independent country. Throughout the years, as a result of forward-looking continuous political stability, sound economic policies, industrious work force, we have managed to transform our and pragmatic country from one of the backwaters in Southeast Asia into a modern, dynamic and prosperous nation, with average foreign policy that annual GDP of 6.5 percent for almost 50 years. We are facilitates trade, the 4th largest economy in Southeast Asia and rank 35th in the world. Our aim is to be a high income nation soon. attracts foreign With a population of 32 million people, Malaysia is a multi- direct investment ethnic and multi-cultural country with 3 major ethnic groups, Malays, Chinese, Indians and many indigenous and to project people of different religions, cultures and languages, but Malaysia as a we all live together side by side in peace and harmony. Our multiculturalism has made Malaysia a favorite stable, peaceful destination for foreign tourists to witness colorful festivals and to taste various and delicious local and international and neutral cuisines. We receive about 30 million foreign tourists every year. country.” Malaysia is also one of the tropical paradise destinations in the Far East with its dense and adventurous rainforest, 5 EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA IN TURKMENISTAN ПОСОЛЬСТВО МАЛАЙЗИИ В ТУРКМЕНИСТАНЕ DECEMBER 2019 rugged mountains, cool highland hideaways, beautiful islands, sandy beaches and rich mangroves. Next year is Visit Malaysia Year 2020 and I would like to invite all of you to come to my beloved country, Malaysia Truly Asia. Ladies and Gentlemen, On 9 May 2018, from the results of the 14th General Election, a historic event that altered the political landscape of Malaysia took place. For the first time in 6 decades, a coalition of opposition parties had managed to capture power and form a new government and people regarded the victory as the birth of a New Malaysia or Malaysia Baru. In his speech during the 73rd United Nations General Assembly last year, Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad stated that under the New Malaysia, the government is committed to uphold the principles of justice, good governance, high level of integrity and to exalt the rule of law. The new government is committed to ensure that every Malaysian can enjoy the nation’s prosperity supported by equitable distribution of wealth generated by the country. After about a year now, many positive changes have been implemented by the new government. Ladies and Gentlemen, Under the present leadership of Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia will continue to promote a forward-looking and pragmatic foreign policy that facilitates trade, attracts foreign direct investment and to project Malaysia as a stable, peaceful and neutral country. As one of the founding nations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Malaysia will continue to actively support the goals and inspirations of the regional organization especially after the establishment of the ASEAN Community in 2015. Excellencies, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, Diplomatic relations between Malaysia and Turkmenistan were established 27 years ago on 17 May 1992. In December 2011, Malaysia opened its embassy in Ashgabat, the only ASEAN mission here. At the political level, relationships between government leaders are very close and brotherly. All 3 Prime Ministers of Malaysia since 1994 have visited Turkmenistan. In October 1994, our 4th Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamed came for an official visit to Ashgabat and as a result of that visit, in 1996, Petronas, Malaysia’s national oil company decided to invest in the oil and gas sector and signed a 32-year Production Sharing Contract (PSC) with Turkmenistan government to operate in Block 1 in the Caspian Sea.
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    Berjaya Corporation Berhad’s Quarterly Newsletter - Issue 3, 2019 KDN No : PP 7432/02/2013(031932) YB Puan Hajjah Zuraida Binti Kamaruddin (centre) and Tuan Suliman Bin Abd. Rahman (5th from right) giving the thumbs up to the Bukit Tagar Sanitary Landfill and its team. MINISTER OF HOUSING AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT VISITS THE BUKIT TAGAR SANITARY LANDFILL On 29 September 2019, YB Puan Hajjah Zuraida Binti Kamaruddin, the Minister of Housing and Local Government visited the Bukit Tagar Sanitary Landfill (“BTSL”). Among those who accompanied her during the visit were Tuan Suliman Bin Abd. Rahman, Director General of National Solid Waste Department, Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Vincent Tan, Executive Chairman of Berjaya Corporation Berhad (“BCorp”), Dato’ Sri Azlan Meah and Dato’ Zurainah Binti Musa, Executive Directors of BCorp, Ir. Chock Eng Tah, Managing Director of KUB-Berjaya Enviro Sdn. Bhd. (“KBE”), other officials from the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, and management staff of BCorp and KBE. This visit enabled YB Puan Hajjah Zuraida the opportunity to assess the benefits of a well-operated sanitary landfill as compared to traditional dumpsites and also other treatment technologies. She was impressed with the waste management method adopted by BTSL and wants to use it as a model for all landfills in the country. BTSL, operated by KBE, has a total capacity of 120 million metric ton, and is capable of managing the entire 5,000 tons of daily domestic waste produced from Kuala Lumpur and Selangor for over 65 years. YB Puan Hajjah Zuraida Binti Kamaruddin during the tour around BTSL.