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Thursday, 21 March 2019
Thursday, 15 November 2018
Tuesday, 9 October 2018
Tuesday, 17 March 2015
Malaysia 2015 LIMA '15
Langkawi International
Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA) is a maritime and aerospace exhibition
that takes place once every two years in Langkawi ,
Malaysia LIMA
The event is one of the
largest maritime and aerospace exhibitions in the Asia-Pacific, and is focused
mainly on the defence industry, but also supports civilian industries.
The exhibitors involved in
the event exhibit their products inside the purpose built Mahsuri International
Exhibition Centre (MIEC), adjacent to the terminal at Langkawi International
Airport Langkawi
International Airport
The event is supported by
the Malaysian government and industry associations.
Saturday, 31 May 2014
Malaysia 2014 Diplomatic Relation with China > 40th Anniversary
The year 2014 has been designated by both the
governments of Malaysia and China as “Friendship Year” to commemorate the 40th.
Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations. The decision, indeed, reflect the mutual
satisfaction that bilateral relations have evolved into a healthy growth with
substantive cooperation in almost all sectors to merit a celebration to mark
the milestone. For those of us who have closely followed the evolution of
Malaysia-China Relations over these decades, cannot but agree that relations have
indeed blossomed beyond expectation. A solid diplomatic foundation has been
established between the two countries, opening wider and deeper opportunities
to further build upon the achievements of the last 40 years.
Almost 40 years ago, Malaysia’s second Prime
Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, broke the ice of the Cold War and set foot in
Beijing for a mission which he described as “a journey of goodwill and
friendship to sow the seeds of mutual understanding between Malaysia and
China”. Looking back now, Tun Razak’s vision has become a reality as the bond
of friendship and partnership between Malaysia and China is at its best today.
This success has not come by accident. It has been a direct result of the long
standing commitment of successive leadership both in Malaysia and China
fostering and nourishing the relations into a much stronger and more broadly
based over the years. The building of mutual trust and confidence, coupled with
deepening economic collaboration further boosted the two nations’ ties. As
economic relations deepened and further reforms unlocked, creating further
cooperative opportunities, diplomatic ties strengthened and bilateral trades
soared.
Currently, Malaysia-China Relations can be
characterized as one that is closely connected, with solid diplomatic
foundation and strong economic relations. The tradition of mutual trust in
pursuit of shared opportunities and prosperity continues to be the hallmark of
the relationship. Both countries have mutually benefitted from the partnership.
It has also contributed to the harmony and stability in the region and further
its dynamic economic development. The strength of Malaysia-China bilateral
interactions is manifested by the strong 2-way trade which in 2011, was valued
at USD90 billion. China has become Malaysia’s largest export market. China’s
investment in Malaysia had shown significant increase and it expected to be an
important new source of investment for Malaysia. People-to-people links and
interaction continue to flourished. There are some 14,000 Chinese students
studying in Malaysia and a significant and growing numbers of Malaysians are
studying in China. The two way tourists flow has reached three million
annually, and Malaysia has become one of the popular tourists destination for
Chinese holiday makers. Cultural exchanges have reached a new profile with the
establishment of a Malay Research Center in Beijing and the setting up of two
Confucius Institutes in Malaysia. Cooperation in new areas such as Finance,
Telecommunication, Infrastructure Development, Science and Technology have
yielded mutually beneficial results. It is evident that the seeds of friendship
planted almost 40 years ago by Tun Razak have grown into healthy trees
providing the present generation a good shade in the form of the existing
strong Malaysia-China Friendship and Partnership.
The coming 40th. Anniversary of Malaysia-China
Relation is also an opportunity for us to look into the future. It is clear
that the new leadership of China as well as the Najib Administration are
committed to further grow and deepened the bilateral ties in the coming
decades. Chinese and Malaysian leaders have often reminded us that friendship
serves the fundamental interests of the two countries and the two people and
have benefited both people. It is only fitting that the 2 pandas that will
arrive at Zoo Negara at the end of the year has been made the symbols of the
long standing Sino-Malaysia friendship established more than 600 years ago
during the voyages of Admiral Cheng Ho and reinvigorated by Tun Razak in May
1974. As we celebrate this historic occasion, let us all work to ensure that
Malaysia and China will continue to remain partners for prosperity and peace.
by:
Dato’Abdul Majid Ahmad
Khan
President, Persatuan
Persahabatan Malaysia-China
2004
Source : Malaysia-China
Friendship Association http://ppmc.com.my/en/?page_id=94
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Technical Details
Date of Issue : 21 May 2014
Date of Sale : 2 June 2014
Commemorative Cover
Value : 1.90sen
Stamp Size :
70mm x 25mm
Stamp Designer : Reign Associates Sdn Bhd
Tuesday, 27 May 2014
BANDUNG 2014 Four Nations Stamps Show
Bandung is the city that is much
related to the issuance of postage stamps of various themes . Many cultural
artifacts that have been printed in stamps , but not widely known by the public
. With so many themes issuance of stamps , the exploration of a certain stamp
collection in the exhibition became interested and diverse . It can be coaxed
excursions .
In 1996, Bandung had hosted
successfully FIP World Youth Stamp Exhibition “BANDUNG 1996” which was attended
by participants from more than seventy (70) countries with a total of 2,000
frames exhibits and was visited by more than 200,000 people during seven (7)
days exhibition. The Exhibition “Four Nations Stamp Show Bandung 2014" is
planned to repeat the successful implementation of previous stamp exhibition.
Pos Malaysia released an overprint
on the Endangered
Big Cats in Malaysia RM3 miniature sheet for the Four Nations Stamp Show Bandung 2014.
PT Pos Indoneisia ( Persero ) launched
a special Four Nations (WWF) stamps with commemorative cover.
Saturday, 24 May 2014
Malaysia 2014 "Melaka & Jogja" on Melaka 750
| Melaka ( Malacca ) is the capital
of Melaka state of the Federation of Malaya. Melaka was the capital of the Malacca Sultanate ( 1400 – 1511 ). It was occupied by the Portuguese, Dutch and then the British. Melaka was incorporated with Penang, Dinding and Singapore as the Straits Settlements in 1826. the Settlements became a British Crown Colony in 1867. It joined other Malay states to become the Federation of Malaya in 1957.
Melaka is named after the melaka
tree ( Phyllanthus emblica ) by its
founder Parameswara ( also known as Iskandar Shah after he converted to Islam ).
Melaka city was listed as a UNESCO
World Heritage Site on 7th July 2008 along with Georgetown, Penang.
Melaka houses famous A'famosa, Stadthuys, colonial-era Churches, and some 32 museums and galleries .
Sources : Portal Rasmi Kerajaan Negeri Melaka
The museums depicted in front of the Malaysian commemorative cover are : Muzium TYT, Hang Tuah Centre, Muzium Setem, BangunanStadthuys, and Muzium Samudera. Background of the cover is an ancient map of the region, with State of Malacca's seal on the location of the city.
The Malaysian stamp was 2012 "750 Years Melaka" 90sen 'Masjid Kampong Hulu' overprinted with a small coloured 'Melaka & Jogja - City of Museums' logo on the left.
| Jogja, officially known as
Jogjakarta or Yogyakarta is the capital of Yogyakarta Special Region in Java,
Indonesia.
Yogyakarta is named after the
Indian city of Ayodhya from the Ramayana epic.
‘Yogya’ means ‘suitable, fit, proper’, while ‘karta’ means ‘prosperous,
flourishing’, thus ‘a city that is fit to prosper’.
Yogyakarta was part of the Mataram
Kingdom ( 8th – 10th century ) and Majapahit Empire (
1293 – 1527 ). It became the capital of
the Mataram Sultanate between 1575 – 1640.
Yogyarkarta was ceded to the Dutch
in 1745 and came under Dutch rule ever since. During the Indonesian National Revolution ( 1945
– 1949 ), Yogyarkarta became the Republic’s capital, before being transferred
to Bukittinggi in 1948.
Yogyakarta houses world famous
historical sites, such as Candi Prambanan and Borobudur, besides 47 museums, monuments and galleries.
Source : Wikipedia
The museums depicted in front of the Indonesian commemorative cover are : Bebadan Museum Karaton Yogyakarta, Museum Ullen Sentalu, Museum Sonobudoyo, Benteng Bredburg, and Museum Pendidikan Indonesia. Background of the cover is an ancient map, with Special Region of Yogyakarta's seal on the location of the city. |
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| 2014 overprint Melaka & Jogja - City of Museums |
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| 2010 Cultural Heritage - Batik |
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| 2014 overprint Melaka & Jogja - Cty of Museums |
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| Commemorative Covers - front |
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| Commemorative Covers - rear |
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| Malaysian Stamp Sheet |
Technical Details
Date of Issue : 24 May 2014
Date of Sale : 26 May 2014
Stamps
Denomination : 90sen
Stamp Size :
70mm x 25mm
Perforation : 13.14 x 13.14
Sheet Content : 15 stamps
Paper : Phosphor Coated, Security Stamp Paper
Printing Process : Litography
Stamp Designer : Reign Associates Sdn Bhd
Printer : Cartor Security Printer
Saturday, 26 April 2014
Malaysia : President Barack Obama’s Visit
US President Barack Obama’s fifth trip to Asia
during his time in office will underscore a continued focus on the Asia-Pacific
region and commitment to his vision of rebalancing to the world’s largest
emerging region. President Obama’s visit to Japan, the Republic of Korea,
Malaysia, and the Philippines will focus on major priorities in the region :
modernizing alliances; supporting democratic development; advancing the
Trans-Pacific Partnership and commercial ties; investing in regional
institutions; and deepening cultural and people-to-people ties.
Technical Details
Date of Issue: 26-Apr-2014
Date of Sale: 28-Apr-2014
Special
Commemorative Cover
Value: RM2.50
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