Borneo Investment Strategic Outlook Forum to be held in Miri
MIRI: The ‘Borneo Investment Strategic Outlook Forum 2016’ will be held at Meritz Hotel here on July 31 starting at 12pm.
“The objective of this forum is to provide the latest trends and new solutions, encourage strategic investment, forge relationships and boost intratrade opportunities within Borneo.
“It is deemed a great opportunity to showcase Borneo’s economic potential and discuss the opportunities in this region,” organising chairman Dato Sri Alex Siaw said from Xi An, China via video conference during a press conference here recently.
Among the reasons Miri was chosen as their first stop in Sarawak is its unique historical background, he said.
The forum, Siaw added, is by invitation; however, it is also available to the public with reservation.
“Our target is to achieve 500 participants and we hope Sarawak, particularly Miri investors, professionals and business owners will participate in this exclusive forum,” Siaw said.
Executives and professionals including government representatives, entrepreneurs, lawyers, bankers, asset and fund investors, oil palm plantation owners, senior executives, and general managers are welcome to participate.
The forum also held in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah earlier this month is a non- profit half- day event jointly- organised by a committee comprising company consultants and associations whose members include GE Properties Sdn Bhd, Magnate Progress MM2H, Society of Asia Pacific Entrepreneurs Alliance and Sarawak Chinese Association.
The line- up of speakers include Philip Capital chief strategist Phua Lee Kerk; Hua Zong Economic Studies Committee chairman Kerk Loong Sing; senior product specialist David Ng; and property expert Victor Lim who is a regular guest on Astro’s Real Estate programme.
The event is supported by various associations and companies in the region, including See Hua Daily News.
Reservations can be done online at http://goo.gl/forms/ 5mb8kK9pKCE2thnJ2.
For enquiries, email chinyean. ong@ gmail.com or contact 088212 360 or 012-3786359.