NUSANTARA, March 20 — Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Md Hasrin Tengku Hussin visited the site of Indonesia’s future capital — Nusantara Capital City (IKN)...
Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Md Hasrin Tengku Hussin visited the site of Indonesia’s future capital — Nusantara Capital City — in East Kalimantan. — AFP picNUSANTARA, March 20 — Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Datuk Syed Md Hasrin Tengku Hussin visited the site of Indonesia’s future capital — Nusantara Capital City — in East Kalimantan.
During the visit, he was accompanied by CEO of Maxim Global Bhd Tan Sri Gan Seong Liam, CEO of IJM Corporation Bhd Lee Chun Fai, and President of Limkokwing University of Creative Technology Datuk Seri Timothy Lim.“The development of IKN is progressing rapidly as directed by President Joko Widodo, where the Indonesian Independence Day celebration will be held next August, and thousands of invitations will be extended for firsthand viewing of the IKN development,” he told Bernama on Wednesday.
Other delegation members include First Secretary Mohd Shamsuri Ghazali, Deputy Defence Attaché Lt Col Aznan Alias, First Secretary Zulfadhli Hamzah, and Second Secretary Fakhrul Arifin Mohammad Zulkifly.Once more, Syed Md Hasrin emphasised the importance of Malaysian companies, specifically those from Sabah and Sarawak, to capitalise on investment prospects in IKN and collaborate to strengthen relations between the two countries, especially as neighbours.
Agung Wicaksono, Deputy of Financing and Investment for OIKN, welcomed the ambassador’s visit and several Malaysian companies that have proposed and conducted feasibility studies for housing and education development for civil servants relocating from Jakarta to IKN.
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