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| [ 9 / 4 /2007 ] |
| ASIA WATER 2008 MARKET NEWS : MALAYSIAN GOVT TO SPEND RM 21 ( US$ 6 ) BILLION INVESTMENTS IN WATER SECTOR BY 2010 The recent formation of the National Water Services Commission has given a boost to the water sector in Malaysia as it aim to realize improvements in the water quality, technical standards and services to consumers. In Malaysia , the overall consumption of equal 4.5 billion litres daily and is expected to rise to 5.0 billion litres per day in five years. The Budget 2007 has allocated RM251 million for water supply projects. By 2010, over RM21 billion is expected to be invested in the water sector to upgrade and centralize the water treatment plants, construction of dams, and replacement and extension of water pipelines and water-powered plants will be carried out. ( *source from MGCC ) To tap into these growth opportunities, there are no better marketing options than the 5th ASIAWATER Expo & Forum - Asia ’s No.1 International Water and Wastewater Solutions Show which will be held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre from 1st to 3rd April 2008. It is the place to meet face-to-face key decision makers and buyers. Over 10,000 trade buyers, experts and decision makers from across Asia will gather to examine new technology, share ideas and forge business partnership. Over 600 exhibitors from 32 countries representing the biggest names in the industry will be there to network, do business and showcase their latest technology and services. It’s time you join them for ASIAWATER 2008, contact Mr Richard Yew ( richard@ambexpo.com ) or Ms Airin ( airin@ambexpo.com ) at tel: ( 603 ) 40454993 or fax: ( 603 ) 40454989 or complete the Enquiry Form below. |
