Faq malaysia pavilion

MALAYSIA EXPO 2020 DUBAI
| FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION (FAQ) OF EXPO 2020 DUBAI
16 July 2021

Philippines – 3,500 sq mtr
Singapore – 1,300 sq mtr
Brunei – 1,300 sq mtr
Thailand – 3,000 sq mtr
Our Neighbours:
• Ireland
• Hungary
• South Korea
• Canada
• Philippines

The Rainforest Canopy Pavilion, detailing Malaysia’s theme “ENERGISING SUSTAINABILITY” spans
1,234.05 square meters, comprising of four segments – Energising Today, Energising Tomorrow,
Energising Harmony and Energising Business.
Designed by Hijjas Architects + Planners, a Kuala Lumpur-based and award-winning firm, ‘The
Rainforest Canopy’ was inspired by Malaysia’s majestic tropical rainforests including the Endau-
Rompin National Park in Johor which is said to be 248 million years old, and Taman Negara,
Malaysia’s premier national park estimated to be 130 million years old.

MALAYSIA
ENERGISINGSUSTAINABILITY
Net-ZeroCarbonPavilion
Rainforest Canopy Concept

LEAD MINISTRY
MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION MALAYSIA
(MOSTI)
IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY & CLIMATE CHANGE CENTRE
(MGTC)
MALAYSIA PAVILION BRAND CAMPAIGN
#MyBUTTERFLYEFFECT
The Butterfly Effect is a concept invented by the American meteorologist Edward N. Lorenz (1917-
2008) to highlight the possibility that small causes may have momentous effects. Lorenz
subsequently dubbed his discovery "the butterfly effect": the nonlinear equations that govern the
weather have such an incredible sensitivity to initial conditions, that a butterfly flapping its wings in
Brazil could set off a tornado in Texas. Initially enunciated in connection with the problematics of
weather prediction, it became eventually a metaphor used in very diverse contexts, many of
them outside the strict realm of science - an idea that is more commonly used in Chaos Theory. A
small change can make much bigger changes happen, one small incident can have a big
impact on the future.

CONNECTING MINDS
CREATING THE FUTURE
Mobility + Opportunity + Sustainability
1st World Expo in the Middle East,
Africa and South Asia region
6 Months (1 Oct 2021 – 31 March 2022)
25 Million Visitors
192 Participating Countries and
Organisations
438 Hectares Site
3rd Largest Global Event in terms of
economic and cultural impact after the
Olympic Games and the FIFA World Cup

MALAYSIA
EXPO 2020 DUBAI,UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
OVERVIEW OF EXPO 2020 DUBAI
EXPO 2020 DUBAI
EXPO THEME : CONNECTING MINDS, CREATING THE FUTURE
SUB THEME : Opportunity | Mobility | Sustainability
MALAYSIA PAVILION THEME : ENERGISING SUSTAINABILITY
PLOT SIZE : 1234.05 SQ METER
LOCATION : SOUTH PARK
DATE : 1st OCTOBER 2021 – 31ST MARCH 2022
DURATION : 6 MONTHS
PARTICIPATION : 192 COUNTRIES & INTERNATIONAL
ORGANISATIONS
AREA KEY DELIVERABLES
ECONOMIC ▪ To generate RM10.0 billion worth of potential
trade and investment
▪ To secure 1,000 business leads
▪ To sign 20 MoUs or Partnership Agreements
during Expo
▪ To achieve and secure 200 companies
participation
SOCIAL ▪ To target 1,000,000 visitations to the Malaysia
Pavilion
▪ To receive delegations from 20 participating
countries
EVENTS &
PROGRAMS
▪ To create programmes to attract 5,000
participants
PR & MEDIA ▪ To achieve 50,000,000 social media
impressions
▪ To achieve RM25,000,000 in PR value
KPIs REMAIN UNCHANGED
NEW DATES WHILE NAME REMAINS AS EXPO 2020 DUBAI
MALAYSIAPAVILION
Expo2020DubaiTarget

WHATIS
WorldExpo
• A World Expo is a global gathering of nations dedicated to finding solutions to pressing
challenges of our time by offering a journey inside a universal theme through engaging and
immersive activities.
• World Expos welcome tens of millions of visitors, allow countries to build extraordinary pavilions
and will transform the host city for years to come.
• The first World Expo – the Great Exhibition – took place in London in 1851. The concept
became popular and was repeated across the globe.
• Since the Bureau International des Exposition (BIE), headquartered in Paris, was created in
1928 to regulate and oversee these mega-events, World Expos have explicitly been organised
around a theme that attempts to improve humankind’s knowledge, takes into account
human and social aspirations and highlights scientific, technological, economic and social
progress.
• In the modern era, World Expos are unrivalled among international events in their size, scale,
duration and visitor numbers. They are large-scale platforms for education and progress that
serve as a bridge between governments, companies, international organisations, and citizens.
• BIE member countries will bid to host the world expo with a proposed theme that centres on a
current universal challenge.
• It is held every five years for a duration of between 3 months and 6 months.

WHATIS
WorldExpo
• Participants may build their own pavilions or rent a dedicated space. Official Participants to
the World Expo are Countries and International Organisations and Non-Official Participants
are Cities, Regions, Companies, Civil Society and NGOs.
• Besides the world expo, the BIE also oversees other smaller expos which are: the Specialised
Expo, Horticultural Expo and Triennale de Milano.
• Specialised Expos, officially known as ‘International Recognised Exhibitions’, are global events
designed to respond to a precise challenge facing humanity. They also welcome millions of
visitors and offer a journey through the chosen theme through engaging and immersive
activities.
• Article 4 of the 1928 Paris Convention states that Specialised Expos “illustrate a definite theme”
and that the event is limited in duration (maximum three months) and space (up to 25
hectares). The exhibition site is entirely built by the Organiser, participants being provided with
pavilion space, which they may customise, inside and outside, according to their own
interpretation of the Expo theme.
• The last specialised expo was held in Astana (now Nur Sultan), Kazakhstan (Expo 2017 Astana)
themed “Future Energy” while the next one will take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina
between 15 January and 15 April 2023 under the theme “Science, Innovation, Art and
Creativity for Human Development. Creative industries in Digital Convergence”.

Expo 2020 Dubai was supposed to be
held from Oct 20, 2020 to March 10 April
2021. However, the Covid-19 global
pandemic forced the organiser to
propose a postponement.
The BIE held a remote voting process
that ended on May 29, 2020. Majority
members voted to postpone Expo 2020
to the new date and to retain the event
name.
Expo 2020 will commence from 1 October 2021 – 31 March 2022 at
the 4.38 sq km expo site in Dubai South district.
• OPPORTUNITY:
Linking opportunities to global populations either individuals or
communities in meeting their future aspirations
• MOBILITY:
Creating a stream of productive and efficient logistics, ideas and
resources in line with digital development
• SUSTAINABILITY
Emphasising the balance of biodiversity, ecosystem and sustainable
development and expanding opportunities with existing capacity (doing
more with less).
THEME
Expo2020Dubai CONNECTING MINDS
CREATING THE FUTURE
Mobility + Opportunity + Sustainability

SIGNIFICANCE
Expo2020Dubai
• First World Expo in the Middle East, North
Africa and South Asia (MENA & SA) region.
• A record 192 participating countries and
organisations
• Targets 25 million visitors. With an estimate
80% of participants looking to enhance
global trade, bringing business delegations
and will be hosting unique business
programmes, Expo 2020 is brimming with
business opportunities.
• Expo 2020 aims to unlock the potential of
each visitor while encouraging
collaborations and presenting opportunities
for all to make a difference towards the
future development of humanity and the
planet.
• Expo 2020 will connect nations, multinational
corporations, non-government organisations
and millions of visitors from all over the world,
providing an opportunity to see future
innovations, marvel at unique architecture,
experience diverse cultures, taste cuisines
from all over the world, and enjoy live
performances, art and other entertainment.
• It will be one of the first mega global events
to be held after Covid-19 hit the world.

MALAYSIA
AtBIEWorldExpos
In the past, Malaysia has participated in world &
specialised expositions on different themes:
1. World Expo 2020 Dubai, UAE
2. Specialised Expo 2017 Astana, Kazakhstan
3. World Expo 2015 Milan, Italy
4. Specialised Expo 2012 Yeosu, South Korea
5. World Expo 2010 Shanghai, China
6. Specialised Expo 2008 Zaragoza, Spain
7. World Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan
8. World Expo 2000 Hannover, Germany
9. World Expo 1992 Seville, Spain
10. Specialised Expo 1988 Brisbane, Australia
11. Specialised Expo 1986 Vancouver, Canada
12. World Expo 1970 Osaka, Japan

MALAYSIA
AtBIEWorldExpos
• Malaysia participated for the first time in an International
Exhibition at World Expo 1970 in Osaka. Since then, it has
actively participated in both World and Specialised Expos
(smaller scale expo under the BIE).
• In order to strengthen its involvement in the Expos, Malaysia
became a BIE Member on 18 April 1995.
• Since then, Malaysia participated in the World Expo in
Hannover in 2000, Aichi in 2005, Shanghai in 2010, Milan in
2015 as well as specialised expos in Zaragosa, Spain in 2008,
Yeosu, Korea in 2012 and Astana, Kazakhstan in 2017.
• Malaysia won a Bronze Award for content category at the
World Expo 2005 in Aichi.
• At the Expo 2017 Astana (specialised expo), Malaysia won
the EXHIBITOR Magazine’s Honourable Mention (second
placing) for Best Interpretation of Theme.
• The Malaysia Pavilion brand campaign also won the
Marketing Excellence Award 2017 for government sector in
Kuala Lumpur.

THEME&CONCEPT
MalaysiaPavilionExpo2020Dubai
• Malaysia Pavilion’s theme “Energising Sustainability” captures its commitment to balance socio-economic progress with
environmental concerns to ensure a secure and sustainable future.
• The Pavilion aims to inspire visitors through an immersive experience of Malaysian hospitality, the biodiversity of the rainforest
and the country’s efforts at long-term sustainability across various industries.
• The Pavilion has four (4) dedicated zones:
1. ENERGISING TODAY – Sustainable development is best shown through how Malaysia is playing a leading role in
conserving its rainforests as the lung of the planet. The importance of the rainforests has never been greater than at
present with the challenge of climate change and Malaysia recognise very early on, the need to protect the ancient
biosphere for humankind. Since Malaysia made a bold pledge to maintain at least 50% of its land mass as forest cover at
the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, Malaysia still holds to this bold pledge. The efforts made to honour this voluntary
commitment are illustrated in the mindful approach to landuse management, balancing forest conservation and
development of the agricommodities sector, as showcased in this segment.
2. ENERGISING TOMORROW - Malaysia has made significant progress towards the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable
Development. Through its climate action strategy, it is establishing low carbon cities, increasing renewable energy
generation, promoting energy efficiency projects, and eliminating single-use plastics, among other measures. Science,
Technology and Innovation are at the core of the country’s economic and societal development as the nation move
towards achieving developed nation status.
3. ENERGISING BUSINESS - The Malaysia Business Centre is where the private sector, state enterprises and government
promote sustainable economic development across key industries. A centre for trade and business connectivity, it will be
the venue for 26 weeks of thematic trade and business programmes.
4. ENERGISING HARMONY - A display of Malaysia’s diverse cultures, traditions and ethnicities living in harmony, thus

THEME&CONCEPT
• The Pavilion is 1,234.5 sq meter in size.
• Designed by award-winning architecture firm Hijjas Architects +
Planners, the Pavilion features a Rainforest Canopy inspired by
the majestic rainforests of Malaysia, blending cultural elements
with nature and functionality into a futuristic building.
• The design portrays the symbiotic relationship between man and
nature. In ‘touching the ground lightly’ in terms of environmental
impact, it will incorporate futuristic energy-efficiency elements
including LED lightings, heli fans, natural lighting, solar rooftop,
self-shading, green landscaping with vertical gardens and water
harvesting features. The Pavilion is designed to reduce
greenhouse gases emission by achieving 20% energy savings with
eco-friendly architecture and construction design.
• The meranti wood, a forestry resource harvested under the world-
renowned Sustainable Forest Management practices adopted by
Malaysia over a quarter century ago, is used as building material
for the facade.

THEME&CONCEPT
• The Pavilion is split into two tiers: the floating exhibition spaces
above and the underground business centre below, allowing for
a spatial separation between these distinctive functions.
• The landscape concept opens into a forest narrative, with a bios
wale reed bed water pool creating a cooling effect, water
spring mimicking natural tropical scenery, with vertical gardens
camouflaging the white steel poles, water rills meandering
down, and sunken gardens bringing in natural light to the
understory deck.

QUICKFACTS
• Malaysia’s is the first Net Zero Carbon Pavilion initiative for Expo
2020.
• This is in keeping with our #MyButterflyEffect campaign to set an
example and inspire others to take climate actions. In ‘touching
the ground lightly’ at Expo 2020, the Malaysia Pavilion will ensure
our participation in the world expo does not worsen global
warming by offsetting the carbon emitted in the process of pavilion
construction, operations activities and dismantling of the pavilion.
• Carbon offset will be realised by absorbing an equivalent amount
of GHGs from the atmosphere through activities such as forest
management, tree planting and purchase of renewable Energy
Certificates.

It is estimated that 1,500 tonnes of carbon will be emitted
encompassing Malaysia pavilion construction, operations
and dismantlingactivities.These willbe offset through:
1. Forestry Conservation
2. Tree Planting Activities
3. Purchase of Renewable Energy
MALAYSIANETZEROCARBONPAVILION

MALAYSIAPAVILION
ConstructionandCompletion
• Construction started mid December 2019 and completion
is currently at 97% of the building core and shell, as of 21
July 2021.
• Work for interior fit out, technology installation and content
production have started in June with ID works at 53
percent, as of 21 July 2021.

HOW
MalaysiaPavilionwillbeDecommissioned
In keeping with making the pavilion Net-
Zero Carbon, we intend to fully recycle
the materials from the Malaysia Pavilion,
where possible, to benefit other
structures and sustainable projects. The
final decision on where and how it is to
be implemented will only be decided at
a later stage.

MALAYSIAPAVILION
#MyButterflyEffects
• The #MyButterflyEffect Brand Campaign is based on the premise
that a small action in one location can cause large effects in other
places.
• The #MyButterflyEffect Brand Campaign was initially launched for
Expo 2017 Astana, to create a Butterfly Effect of green growth ideas
emanating from Malaysia to Kazakhstan and reaching the world
through a social campaign. The #MyButterflyEffect Brand
Campaign for the Malaysian Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai aims to
extend the journey to inspire a sustainable socio-economic and
environmental future for all.
• We want to take significant actions that promote green growth, that
would inspire others to also act or to create ripple effects. Even
though we are an emerging market it doesn’t mean Malaysia
cannot make a big difference. The world needs leadership
inspiration from nations big and small, emerging and developed.
We are; a rainforest advocate, leading renewable energy producer
and a nation delivering on our plan.
• The brand campaign ambassador is Tunku Dato’ Seri Zain Al-‘Abidin
ibni Tuanku Muhriz.

ENERGISING SUSTAINABILITY captures Malaysia’s commitment to
balance socio-economic progress with environmental concerns to
ensure a secure and sustainable future. The theme will be reflected
across the Malaysian Pavilion and through the six clusters:
1. Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment
2. Trade and 4IR
3. Health, Education, Tourism & Digital Economy
4. Entrepreneurship & Energy
5. Agriculture, Agricommodity and Water
6. Sustainability Week
MALAYSIAPAVILIONEXPO2020DUBAI
Targets&KPI

MALAYSIAPAVILION
ThematicClusters-Industry
Each month will be dedicated to one
cluster to demonstrate and promote
Malaysia’s concerted actions to
energise sustainability in the
respective areas, through displays,
talks, discussions and business
matching sessions.
TheTen(10) IndustriesAre:
1. EDUCATION
2. YOUTH & TECHNOPRENEURSHIP
3. TRADE, INDUSTRY 4.0 & SMART MANUFACTURING
4. SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION
5. ENVIRONMENT & WATER
6. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE & AGRICOMMODITIES
7. HEALTH, TOURISM & CULTURE
8. ENERGY
9. E-COMMERCE & ICT
10. HALAL INDUSTRY AND ISLAMIC FINANCE

MALAYSIAPAVILION
IntegratedProgramming&Activities
AmongTheKeyProgrammesAndActivities:
1. Physical displays, audio visual and interactive applications under the theme of "sustainability“.
2. Trade promotion activities including business seminars, pocket talks, summits, business matching sessions and
signing of cooperations during 26 weekly thematic trade and business programmes involving over 10 industry
verticals. The programmes will be lead and supported by 24 ministries, 47 agencies and 5 states government
who will bring with them about 300 companies.
3. Commercialisation of technological applications and technopreneurship.
4. Tourism promotion activities including over 500 cultural performances.
5. Operations of a Malaysian café and handicraft shop.
6. Key and signature events, social events, as well as celebrations to enhance Malaysia’s visibility such as Malaysia
National Day.

NO. NAME OF EVENT MINISTRY/AGENCY DATE VENUE STATUS
1 OPENING CEREMONY
MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION (MOSTI)
MALAYSIA AT EXPO 2020 DUBAI
4 Oct 2021 Malaysia Pavilion CONFIRMED
2
MALAYSIA INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SUMMIT
(MITS 2021)
YAYASAN INOVASI MALAYSIA
5 Oct 2021 The Address Dubai Marina CONFIRMED
3
CLIMATE CHANGE CONVERSATION ON SUSTAINABLE
INFRASTRUCTURE
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT & WATER (KASA)
MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY & CLIMATE CHANGE CENTRE (MGTC)
(Leading Agency For Week 5)
25 Oct 2021 Terra Auditorium
At Expo 2020 Dubai
CONFIRMED
Selected for Expo Master
Calendar
4
CLIMATE CHANGE CONVERSATION WITH GLOBAL
MAYORS
1 Nov 2021
Terra Auditorium
At Expo 2020 Dubai
CONFIRMED
Calendar
5 101ST YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF CLAYTAN CLAYTAN GROUP 16-18 Nov 2021 Malaysia Pavilion CONFIRMED
6 FUTURE EDUCATION WORLD SIMULATION MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION ( MOHE) 13 Dec 2021
Terra Auditorium
At Expo 2020 Dubai
CONFIRMED
Calendar
7 MALAYSIA DAY
MALAYSIA AT EXPO 2020 DUBAI
8 Jan 2022 Al Wasl at Expo 2020 Dubai
CONFIRMED
Dinner Reception & Concert
Sponsored by SERBA
DINAMIK
8 MALAYSIA - UAE INVESTMENT FORUM
MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE & INDUSTRIES (MITI)
MALAYSIAN INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (MIDA)
21 Nov 2021 The Address Dubai Marina CONFIRMED
9
PALM OIL TRADE FAIR AND SEMINAR
(POTS 2022)
MINISTRY OF PLANTATION INDUSTRIES & COMMODITIES (MPIC)
MALAYSIAN PALM OIL COUNCIL (MPOC)
(Leading Agency For Week 19 & 21)
Feb 2022
(TBC)
TBD Confirmation Phase
10 CIRCULAR ECONOMY CONVERSATION
27 March 2022
Terra Auditorium
At Expo 2020 Dubai
CONFIRMED
Calendar
11 MYBUTTERFLY KITES FLYING
Monthly event on end of each Expo 2020 Dubai month (Sat):
1. 30th Oct 2021 2. 20th Nov 2021 3. 25th Dec 2021
4. 9th Jan 2022 5. 29th Jan 2022 6. 26th Feb 2022 7. 27th Mar 2022
Al Forsan Park
At Expo 2020 Dubai
CONFIRMED
Selected for
Expo Master Calendar
KEY EVENTS CONFIRMED
EXPO MASTER CALENDAR TO BE CONFIRM/CONFIRMATION PHASE
MALAYSIAPAVILION
KEY&SIGNATUREEVENTS

SUMMARY
24 Ministries
5 State Governments
1. STATE OF SELANGOR
2. STATE OF JOHOR
3. STATE OF PENANG
4. STATE OF MELAKA
5. STATE OF SABAH
13. MINISTRY OF YOUTH & SPORTS MALAYSIA
14. MINISTRY OF WOMEN, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MALAYSIA
15. MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS AND MULTIMEDIA MALAYSIA
16. MINISTRY OF ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATIVES MALAYSIA
17. MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND WATER MALAYSIA
18. MINISTRY OF WORKS MALAYSIA
19. MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRY MALAYSIA
20. MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT MALAYSIA
21. MINISTRY OF FEDERAL TERRITORIES MALAYSIA
22. MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS MALAYSIA
23. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT MALAYSIA
24. MINISTRY OF NATIONAL UNITY MALAYSIA
1. PRIME MINISTER’S DEPARTMENT OF MALAYSIA
2. MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION MALAYSIA
3. MINISTRY OF PLANTATION, INDUSTRIES AND COMMODITIES MALAYSIA
4. MINISTRY OF ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES MALAYSIA
5. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD INDUSTRIES MALAYSIA
6. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE MALAYSIA
7. MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ARTS AND CULTURE MALAYSIA
8. MINISTRY OF HEALTH MALAYSIA
9. MINISTRY OF FINANCE MALAYSIA
10. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MALAYSIA
11. MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION MALAYSIA
12. MINISTRY OF DOMESTIC TRADE & CONSUMERS AFFAIRS MALAYSIA
PARTICIPATINGSTATEGOVERNMENTS&MINISTRIES
AtTheMalaysiaPavilion

1. MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE CENTRE (MGTC)
2. MALAYSIAN PALM OIL COUNCIL (MPOC)
3. MALAYSIAN PALM OIL BOARD (MPOB)
4. MALAYSIAN PALM OIL CERTIFICATION COUNCIL (MPOCC)
5. MALAYSIAN RUBBER BOARD (MRB)
6. MALAYSIAN RUBBER EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL (MREPC)
7. MALAYSIAN TIMBER COUNCIL (MTC)
8. MALAYSIAN TIMBER CERTIFICATION COUNCIL (MTCC)
9. MALAYSIAN TIMBER INDUSTRY BOARD (MTIB)
10. MALAYSIAN RUBBER COUNCIL (MRC)
11. MALAYSIAN BIOECONOMY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SDN BHD (BIOECONOMY)
12. PENANG DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (PDC)
13. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF DEFENSE (STRIDE)
14. TOURISM MALAYSIA (TM)
15. MALAYSIA HEALTHCARE TRAVEL COUNCIL (MHTC)
16. EDUCATION MALAYSIA GLOBAL SERVICES (EMGS)
17. INTERNATIONAL YOUTH CENTRE (IYC)
18. SABAH TOURISM BOARD (STB)
19. SABAH FORESTRY DEPARTMENT (SABAH FORESTRY)
20. JOHOR CORPORATION (JCORP)
21. MALAYSIAN DIGITAL ECONOMY CORPORATION (MDEC)
22. MALAYSIAN GLOBAL INNOVATION & CREATIVITY CENTRE (MAGIC)
23. NANOMALAYSIA BERHAD (NMB)
24. CRADLE FUND SDN BHD (CRADLE)
25. MALAYSIA VENTURE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT BHD (MAVCAP)
26. KUMPULAN MODAL PERDANA (KMP)
27. MALAYSIA DEBT VENTURES (MDV)
28. MALAYSIA TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (MTDC)
29. TECHNOLOGY PARK MALAYSIA (TPM)
30. PERBADANAN NASIONAL BERHAD (PNS)
31. SME CORPORATION MALAYSIA (SME CORP)
32. LANDSKAP MALAYSIA (LANDSKAP)
33. MALAYSIAN AUTOMATIVE ROBOTICS AND IoT INSTITUTE (MARII)
34. MALAYSIA EXTERNAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (MATRADE)
35. HALAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (HDC)
36. MALAYSIA INVESTMENT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (MIDA)
37. SECURITIES COMMISSION (SC)
38. INVEST SELANGOR BERHAD (ISB)
39. CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BOARD (CIDB)
40. MEDICAL DEVICE AUTHORITY (MDA)
41. MALAYSIAN GREEN FOUNDATION (YHM)
42. NATIONAL WATER SERVICE COMMISSION (SPAN)
43. ISKANDAR INVESTMENT BERHAD (IIB)
44. JOHOR STATE INVESTMENT CENTRE (JSIC)
45. SME BANK BERHAD (SME BANK)
SUMMARY 47 Agencies
PARTICIPATINGAGENCIES
AtTheMalaysiaPavilion

• Expo 2020 will allow Malaysia to be part of, and to initiate, dialogues on issues facing mankind
towards finding their solutions.
• The World Expo has been bringing together the world’s innovators for over 150 years, to
demonstrate science and technology development for the public to be inspired and for businesses
to be discovered and this is what we also look forward to.
• We wish to share our best practices, principles and policies that accelerate green growth and our
Science, Technology and Innovation applications that have contributed to our sustainable socio-
economic development and many other achievements.
• Expo 2020 Dubai gives us space to share our best practices, especially in areas such as Green
Technology, Industry 4.0, E-commerce, Halal, Sustainable Financing and Sustainable Agriculture, in
promoting Malaysia’s initiatives and capabilities across key sectors to the global audience.
• Some of the areas where we can strengthen our existing position include in the fields of
agriculture/agricommodity, technology, renewable and clean energy, halal industry and tourism.
• EXPO also provides us the opportunity to enhance our bilateral ties, trade and collaborations with
the UAE as well as the host of participating countries.
• It is a global stage for business - to attract investments, forge agreements and promote
international cooperation. With 25 million expected visits and 192 participating countries, the World
Expo is brimming with business possibilities.
• It is a perfect platform for us to showcase Malaysia as the best destination to visit.
OPPORTUNITIESATTHEWORLDEXPO
ToMalaysia

BILATERALTRADE
BetweenMalaysiaandUAE
• Among the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, UAE is
Malaysia’s largest export destination and trading partner, followed
by Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
• UAE is Malaysia’s second largest import source after Saudi Arabia.
• Total bilateral trade was valued at USD 4.91 bil in 2020, comprising
total exports at USD 2.03 bil and total imports at USD 2.88 bil.
• The full business potential of this bilateral relationship is yet to be
fully tapped and we are confident that our participation at Expo
2020 will further catalyse growth.
• Malaysia’s exports to the UAE are mainly in electrical and
electronic products, jewellery, petroleum products, machinery,
equipment & parts, processed food, metal products, palm oil
related products, chemicals and chemical products, rubber
products, transport equipment, and textiles, apparels & footwear.
• It was reported that the UAE is keen to strengthen its existing
strategic partnership with Malaysia in the fields of agriculture
technology, renewable and clean energy, halal industry and
tourism.

MALAYSIANCOMPANIES
ParticipatingintheWeeklyProgrammes
• More than 300 companies will be part of the Malaysian Pavilion
trade & business delegations.
• There will also be exhibition booths for Malaysian companies to
showcase their products, innovations and technologies to the
international audience at the Malaysia Pavilion.
• The companies will comprise startups, SMEs and big players in the
respective industries.

GOVERNMENTINCENTIVE
ForMalaysianCompaniesParticipation
The Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) is providing the Market Development Grant (MDG) facility
for eligible participating companies. MDG is a financial support facility in the form of total reimbursable grant of up to
RM15,000 per company.
This grant is now open to both SMEs as well as enterprise companies. Please refer to the next page for more information:

GOVERNMENTINCENTIVE
ForMalaysianCompaniesParticipation

2) BUSINESS MATCHING SERVICES
Three (3) platforms - Expo B2B App, Malaysia Pavilion B2B
Scheduler and B2B arrangement to be facilitated by Matrade &
MIDA. Participants are encouraged to syndicate early and start
engaging directly with potential clients/buyers prior to event for
better impact.
More information on the business matching apps and
mechanisms will be shared at a later stage.
3) BASIC MEETING FACILITIES
OTHERINCENTIVES
ForMalaysianCompaniesParticipation(1)
1) EXHIBIT SPACE AND BUSINESS CENTRE
Complimentary use of Malaysia Pavilion business centre with
exhibit space provided for each participating company.
(Artist impression and specifications of the modular exhibit kiosk
provided is depicted in the next slide).

No
FINAL BUSINESS KIOSK MALAYSIA PAVILION
A4 Brochure
Holder
Drawers
Storage
23.8” Screen
Exhibitor
Name
Pull-out
keyboard
shelf
MICROSOFT (R) OFFICE BUSINESS
• Word
• Powerpoint
• Excel
MOVIE PLAYER (QT + VLC + WINDOWS)
• HD Format
• MP4 Compression
ADOBE ACROBAT (PDF) READER
To transfer files and media via
provided 3.0 USB HUB
PC TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
• Inspiron AIO DT 5400 (All In-One)
• 11th Gen Intel Core i3
• 8GB RAM
• 256GB Solid State Drive
• Bluetooth
• Wireless Keyboard/Mouse
• Windows 10 Pro English

OTHERINCENTIVES
ForMalaysianCompaniesParticipation(2)
4) ACCREDITATION PASSES INTO EXPO 2020 DUBAI
Two (2) complimentary Accreditation Passes are provided for each company to allow the
business delegates to go in and out of Expo 2020 Dubai multiple times within Expo duration.
5) EXPO TICKETS FOR POTENTIAL BUYERS/CLIENTS
Companies may register their potential buyers/clients with the lead agency of the week, to get
complimentary expo tickets that are provided for business matching purposes. Companies are
encouraged to ensure the validity of the buyers.
(Supporting information required as Expo tickets are valued at AED95 per day per person)
6) COVID-19 VACCINATION PRIORITIES
Expo 2020 Dubai organiser as well as Malaysia Pavilion are implementing a number of
precautionary measures to manage and mitigate risks of Covid-19. These include capacity
restrictions, thermal cameras at all arrival points, social distancing & mandatory mask wearing
SOPs, and hand sanitisers stations positioned throughout the site.

COVID-19SOPs
ForMalaysiaPavilionDelegations
DO TRAVELLERS/DELEGATES NEED TO BE QUARANTINED IN DUBAI UPON ARRIVAL?
• As for now no quarantine is required however Covid-19 related SOPs change
according to developments and participants are encouraged to check from time to
time. Malaysia Pavilion secretariat will inform and update weekly delegations on any
latest news and updates.
• YES as of July 2021 it is mandatory for all passengers returning from Dubai to KL to
undergo 14-day quarantine with VALID PCR test result obtained within 72hrs before
flying to Malaysia.
DO TRAVELLERS/DELEGATES NEED TO BE QUARANTINE IN MALAYSIA UPON ARRIVAL?
Please Click the Link Below for Malaysian Travellers Kit – Guideline:
https://mysejahtera.malaysia.gov.my/doc/MYSJ_Travel_Kit-EN.pdf
Please Click the Link Below for Malaysian Travellers Requirement to Dubai:
WILL THE MALAYSIAN DELEGATES BE GIVEN VACCINATION BEFORE DEPATURE?
• YES. The Jawatankuasa Khas Jaminan Akses Bekalan Vaksin Covid-19 (JKJAV) has
endorsed and agreed for Malaysian delegations to be given vaccination before they
depart to Dubai. We are in the midst of gathering details from all PICs and
subsequently JKJAV will arrange for the vaccination dates.

MALAYSIAPAVILION
AndCovid-19SOPs&Safety
• The Expo organiser as well as our contractors implement safety and
health measures to ensure the wellbeing of all staff and workers on site.
• Preparations for the Expo go on as usual including looking for sponsors,
engaging with stakeholders and the public, and hyping publicity for
our programmes in the media. Our programming remains the same.
• We are looking forward to Expo 2020 opening its doors on 1 Oct. 2021.
Expo 2020 will provide new opportunities for our industries to benefit
from trade and investment following the impact of Covid-19 to the
global economy.

1. Contact Expo’s health and safety team to report confirmed cases and
close contacts.
2. Expo 2020 will report confirmed cases of COVID-19 to the health authorities,
in line with UAE legislation and applicable requirements. Dubai Health
Authority will lead on the identification and support of close contacts
following notification of a confirmed case from any visitor.
3. Following notification of any confirmed case, Expo 2020 will conduct an
investigation to determine whether any improvements in precautionary
measures are required.
4. Isolation of confirmed cases of COVID-19, and the quarantine of individuals
(close contacts) who have potentially been exposed but do not have a
confirmed medical diagnosis.
5. Dubai Corporation Ambulance Services (DCAS) will provide medical
response to any confirmed or suspected cases of COVID-19.
6. Expo 2020 will utilise the existing Expo 2020 Contact Centre for visitors who
require information related to COVID-19. The Contact Centre number is
(+971) 800 EXPO (3976)
7. Expo 2020 COVID-19 guidelines will be released in mid-July, allowing for
flexibility and further amendments, subject to international and domestic
direction and regulation.
COVID-19 SOPs : SUSPECTED or CONFIRMED CASE
inside the MALAYSIAPAVILION

COVID -19 SOPs : SUSPECTED or CONFIRMED CASE
outside EXPO:
Guideline from Dubai Health Authority
1. A person who is infected with COVID-19 will remain in isolation (home or facility).The isolation period for a confirmed COVID-19
case is 10 days. The isolation ends after completing the 10 days with improvement in symptoms and no fever for 3 consecutive
days at least, without any fever reduction medication.
2. For mild and asymptotic cases, a 10-day isolation period is the maximum period.
3. A clearance certificate after completing the isolation period by calling 800 342 or through the COVID-19 DXB smart app.
4. Confirmed COVID-19 patients who are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms can fulfil the home isolation criteria.
5. Home Quarantine: It takes place at the person’s residence, after making sure that the conditions for home quarantine are met.
6. Institutional quarantine: It is a quarantine-dedicated facility for close contacts who cannot meet the conditions of home
quarantine. During their stay at the facility, close contacts will receive all the care and monitoring needed while they quarantine.
7. If the close contact prefers institutional quarantine instead of home quarantine or if the close contact cannot meet the
requirements of home quarantine, then he can opt for institutional quarantine, and he will have to bear the costs incurred during
his stay in the quarantine facility.
8. Patient will need to bear the cost of PCR test during quarantine and each test will cost AED150, it can be done up to 4 times.
9. Whomever violates or refuses to follow home or institutional isolation guidelines will be liable to penalties and fines approved by the
UAE Attorney-General (Fine: Dh 50,000).
10. Important phone numbers and dubai health etc for international travellers : toll free 800342 or +97142198888
When contacting the DHA’s toll-free number
800 342 (Choose “COVID-19 Vaccine” from
the main list and then click on number 3)
Guideline from Dubai Health Authority:
https://www.dha.gov.ae/Asset%20Library/COVID19/Isolation%20Guideline%20for%20Confirmed%20COVID-19%20Cases_EN.pdf

OFFICIAL PLATINUM PREMIER PARTNER
OFFICIAL PREMIER PARTNER
OFFICIAL CAFÉ OPERATOR OFFICIAL CAFÉ OPERATOR OFFICIAL INDUSTRY (BISCUIT) PARTNER OFFICIAL LOGISTIC PARTNER
CORPORATE PARTNER CORPORATE PARTNER MEDIA PARTNER (PRE-EXPO)
CREATIVE PARTNER CREATIVE PARTNER CREATIVE PARTNER
TECHNOLOGY PARTNER

PLEASE CALL US
E. malaysiaexpo2020@mgtc.gov.my
T. +603 8921 0800
W. www.malaysiaexpo2020.com
W. www.mgtc.gov.my
No 2 Jalan 9/10 Persiaran Usahawan, Seksyen 9, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Instagram: @expo2020malaysia
Facebook : @EXPO2020Malaysia
Twitter : @Expo20Malaysia
LinkedIn : @Malaysia ExpoDubai
YouTube : @Malaysia Expo 2020 Dubai
#MalaysiaExpo2020 | #MyButterflyEffect | #InspireASustainableWorld
OFFICIAL EXPO 2020 DUBAI WEBSITE
www.expo2020dubai.ae
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