Business

Taiwan Expo 2022 opens its doors today in Kuala Lumpur

Physical showcases being held in Sunway Velocity Mall from August 2 to 7

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 02 Aug 2022 12:30PM

Taiwan Expo 2022 opens its doors today in Kuala Lumpur
Visitors will also be able to learn about the highest quality products from Taiwan via the online expo that will run for a month, from August 2 to September 2. – Taiwan Expo in Malaysia pic, August 2, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – The hybrid 2022 Taiwan Expo in Malaysia opens its doors today, with physical showcases being held in Sunway Velocity Mall in Kuala Lumpur from August 2 to 7.

Visitors will also be able to learn about the highest quality products from Taiwan via the online expo that will run for a month, from August 2 to September 2.

“The Taiwan Expo comes with six main themes to align with the roadmap drawn up under the 12th Malaysia Plan, namely Industry 4.0 and Green Economy, Smart Medical, Smart Agriculture, Halal, Taiwan Lifestyles, as well as Talent, Tourism and Financial Services.

“Visitors can look forward to experiencing many products with distinctive Taiwanese characteristics,” the organisers said in a statement today.

Among the products available at the expo are the world’s smallest cycling power meter, the Arofly Link A1, and the NewEpi Plus Sterile Liquid Wound Dressing that rapidly speeds up healing, as well as Vago portable vacuum compressors and bags.

Visitors can also participate in the Taiwanese Halal Food and Plant-based Meat Cooking Contest on August 6 – with a total of 11 halal food products from nine brands flown in from Taiwan for the competition.

Five teams – each comprising two students from Universiti Malaysia Kelantan’s Faculty of Hospitality, Tourism and Wellness – will compete in the event, with international celebrity chef Mohd Johari Edrus (Chef Jo) serving as a judge for the competition.

On the same day, renowned Malaysian cyclist Adiq Husainie Othman will be sharing his experience with the Arofly Power Meter.

On August 7, popular information and communications technology influencer Ke En will be hosting the highly anticipated “One Ringgit Bid” event where many desirable products are on auction starting from RM1, including the MSI Modern 15 B12m 064 business laptop that retails for RM3,599, Vago mini travel vacuum pumps, Maktar’s Qubii Duo – Auto Backup Device worth RM229, Acer Predator Aethon 300 gaming Blue Switch keyboard, and the Adata XPG Precog gaming headset worth RM410.

Gaming enthusiasts can also showcase their skills in the e-sports zone and learn more about the best gaming equipment from market leaders Acer and MSI.

For more information, please visit the expo’s official Facebook page or contact the Taiwan Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur at +60 (3) 2031-2388 or email at [email protected]. – Bernama, August 2, 2022

Related News

Off beat / 2w

TICA targets data centre cooling market as AI demand grows

Business / 1mth

MICROIP secures US$20m Taiwan smart residential project

Malaysia / 1mth

Anwar backs One China policy, says Beijing can pursue reunification

Events / 1mth

Industry experts gather for IPMEX 2026 in Kuala Lumpur

Off beat / 4mth

AirAsia pilot executes dramatic landing amid intense Taiwan crosswinds (video)

Business / 6mth

Advantech seeks more strategic expansions to cope with market uncertainties

Spotlight

Malaysia

JPJ temporarily suspends VTA and registration for Chery Omoda 5

Malaysia

Eligibility for PTPTN repayment deferment to be verified with LHDN

Malaysia

Budget allocates two rounds of cash aid to millions of Malaysians in 70th Merdeka year

Malaysia

No Malaysians killed or injured in Riyadh airport attack, says Wisma Putra

Malaysia

JAIS probes viral religious ritual footage, says AI manipulation not ruled out

Malaysia

10-tonne truck ploughs into 11 vehicles: Police probe possible brake failure

World

Trump weighs joining Saudi strikes after deadly Houthi attack on Riyadh airport

You may be interested

Business

Budget 2027 channels RM270m to SMEs through crowdfunding, P2P financing

Business

Malaysia draws US$9.5b in orders for US$1.5b sukuk, cuts borrowing costs