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i-CAM 2026 Strengthens Knowledge, Agribusiness Innovation Sharing Towards Global Food Security
The International Conference on Agribusiness Marketing (I-CAM) 2026 began today in Serdang, Selangor, in conjunction with MAHA 2026. Officiated by Deputy Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Chan Foong Hin, the two-day conference aims to share knowledge and innovations in agribusiness to address global food security challenges.
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MAHA 2026 draws Russian, Uzbek, Palestinian food firms seeking Malaysian market entry
MAHA 2026 at MAEPS in Serdang is providing a platform for international food producers to enter the Malaysian market. Exhibitors from Russia, Uzbekistan, and Palestine are showcasing products, with Russian turkey already available in local supermarkets and restaurants.
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Guided walking tour of Klang River Festival site in Kuala Lumpur
A guided walking tour of the Klang River Festival's main site will be held in Kuala Lumpur. The tour, starting behind Millerz Square, will explore the festival's location at the midpoint of the Klang River's 120km journey. The event is organized by the Klang River Festival NGO to raise awareness about the river.
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MAHA 2026 attracts 1.8 million visitors, records RM6m sales in three days
MAHA 2026, held at MAEPS in Serdang, has drawn 1.8 million visitors and generated nearly RM6 million in sales in its first three days. Agriculture Minister Mohamad Sabu announced the figures and said shuttle services are being increased to manage the heavy turnout.
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'Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert' brings anime's music and mayhem to Sunway
Jujutsu Kaisen in Concert makes its Malaysian debut at the Jeffrey Cheah Performing Arts Centre in Sunway on Oct 20 and 21. The live concert combines music from all three seasons of the anime with projected scenes, offering fans a new way to experience the series.
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Art exhibition explores how nation has bloomed since Merdeka
An art exhibition titled 'Mekar' at Artas Galeri in Petaling Jaya features works by four Malaysian artists, including Syed Zamzur Akasah and Arman Rizaudin, using flowers and nature as metaphors for Malaysia's journey since Merdeka. The exhibition runs in conjunction with Merdeka and explores themes of freedom, diversity, and national identity.