SMART Investment & International Property Expo

Smart Investment & International Property Expo
10am - 7pm
24 - 25 November 2007
Hall 4, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)

• LOCAL & OVERSEAS PROPERTY
• STOCKS
• FUNDS
• ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT

Chance to learn from international renowned investment strategists and gain access to the world's most lucrative property deals.

EXPO highlights

• Free entry, access to seminars & expo
• Property & investment products
• 30 topics each advocating best investment strategies
• Interactive panel discussions
• Free investment grade wines giveaways
• Chance to win fabulous prizes
• A fun day out as well as a productive and potentially profitable one!

Hot Panel Discussion
Malaysian Property - sizzling Hot Market or an End to a Bull Run?

• Where are we in the demand supply equilibrium?
• Is there such a thing as safe-bets for Malaysian property investors?
• Where are the investment hotspots and corridors in Malaysia
• Klang Valley, NCER or IDR?
• Should private investors venture into the office, retail or commercial sectors?
• The immediate future: brace for more turbulence or celebration?

Panelists:

• YY Lau CEO, YY Property Consultants
• George Stewart LaBrooy Executive Director, Axis REIT Manager Berhad
• Chin Soon Ho Director, Ho Chin Research Sdn Bhd
• Daniel Lee Lock Soon Senior Manager, Nusajaya

A must attend if you looking to purchase property in Malaysia. Over 30 free seminars plus an extensive portfolio of the world's best residential properties and investment options.

Please join the SMART Investment & International Property Expo, Hall 4,
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), 24 - 25 November - it might just be a profitable weekend!

For FREE entrance please register at
www.smartexpos.com
hotline: 603-2039 4381
+65 9279 2894

Local investors keen on projects

JOHOR BARU: It is premature to say that local companies are not interested in investing in the economic corridors launched by the Government, said Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Minister Datuk Seri Khaled Nordin.

He said big projects such as the Iskandar Development Region (IDR) needed time to develop to enable participation from local investors.

“I believe local companies are keen to invest in the corridors.

“Maybe they haven’t found the right opening or means to do so,” he said, adding that the matter would be resolved in time.

He was responding to a statement by Umno Youth deputy chief Khairy Jamaluddin that local companies were not keen to invest in the various economic corridors.

On the election front, Khaled, who is Pasir Gudang Umno chief, said his division was prepared for the next general election.

“However, we do not exist solely for the election but are here to serve the people of various races.

“It is not a popularity contest. The main objective is for the people’s development,” he added.

By The Star

Malaysia International Fashion Week 2007

The biggest assembly of Asia's best design talents will gather at M-IFW '07

This year, more than 100 designers and exhibitors from Malaysia and the region will congregate at M-IFW '07, the nation's largest and most successful fashion event of the year.

More than 50 international media and buyers from the Middle East, Australia and Europe will fly across the continents to attend M-IFW, living proof of how Malaysia's biggest fashion week has become an emerging fashion force to be reckoned with. M-IFW has gone from strength to strength, gaining international recognition from the world's major fashion players.

After several years of careful observation and study of the local market and talent strength, the international fashion scene is finally acknowledging the potential of M-IFW and Trend Asia to initiate new and inspirational trends around the world.

Asian fashion is currently gaining a lot of global attention thanks to Asian talents like Derek Lam who was just appointed as creative director of luxury fashion label, Tod's, and Ashley Isham and Daniel Yam who are making waves in London.

M-IFW '07 continues to serve as a platform for Asia's emerging new designers who are set to influence the future of fashion. Not to be missed, the show promises to be an eventful affair that will attract worldwide attention and recognition.

Be at M-IFW '07, from the 15th to the 18th November to enjoy an exclusive first glimpse at these designers' spanking new collections and see what they're up to next. Not only will you be able to view these creations up close, you'll also get to feel and touch the amazing textures and fabrics that go into making a one-in-a-million design. Entrance is complimentary.

For more article & information about Malaysia International Fashion Week 2007

Norwegian Food and Consumer Fair at the Bangsar Shopping Centre 12th-18th November 2007

Norwegian Fair : Bringing Norway closer to you

Bangsar Shopping Centre 12th - 18th November

Norway is coming to you at Bangsar Shopping Centre this 12th to 18th November. In a Norwegian atmosphere, you will get to know Norway through its food and consumer products. The Norwegian Food and Consumer Fair will give you a taste of Norway through salmon, herring, cheese and bakery products. You will also be able to feel the innovative design of Norwegian products through Ekornes Stressless Chairs and Jordan's latest portable oral kit.




Norway won't be that far away this 12th -18th November. We will be at Bangsar Shopping Centre everyday from 10am till 930pm to meet you!

Please visit Norway Website

Trend Indonesia

Visit Indonesia 2008

Introducing 5 new tourist destinations :
PADANG, LOMBOK, KUPANG, MANADO, MAKASSAR

Gateway to Business & Investment in Indonesia
Products and Services Profile

• Investment Opportunities
• Tourism Destinations
• Furniture & Handicraft
• Garment, Batik & Embroidery
• Fashion & Accessories
• Herbal & Spa
• Printing & Packaging
• Etc

Agenda

• Seminar by Hermawan Kartajaya (World Marketing Guru)
• B2B & B2C Tradeshow
• Indonesian Cultural Night (Jembatan Budaya Indonesia Malaysia 2007)

Visit the Indonesia Booth: Hall 5, Booth No: 23 -28
Trend Indonesia, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
10 - 13 November 2007 (10am - 6pm)

Contact the following for more information:
INDONESIA TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICE - MALAYSIA
No.328, Level 3 Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 603-2161 8134
please visit Indonesia Tourism Website.