Malaysia News Bulletin Jun
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Malaysia News Bulletin Jun
King breaks fast with Athletes The King being greeted by Malaysian Badminton No.1, Datuk Lim Chong Wei at the breaking of fast with the Malaysian Olympic contingent in London. Pic by Wan Rosli / HCM LONDON July 25: Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah and Raja Permaisuri Agong Tuanku Hajah Haminah broke fast together with some Malaysian athletes who were here for the London Olympics. The occasion, held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel was organised by the Malaysian High Commission in London and was attended by Malaysians living in London. The royal couple are here to attend the opening ceremony of the London Olympics and it is believed that they will also meet the rest of the Malaysian athletes at the Olympic Village. Among those who attended the event were Malaysia's hope to bring a medal back, Datuk Lee Chong Wei, and other members of the badminton squad, cyclists and coaches as well as their managers. Many others stayed behind to train. - NST/Zaharah Othman. Teenager does Malaysia proud NOTTINGHAM June 30: FOR 16-year-old Ahmad Aiman Asmayatim, the few metres that he ran through the streets of Nottingham carrying the Olympic torch on Thursday had taken him leaps and bounds in his record of personal achievements. It will also catapult him in the records of the London Olympics 2012 as the young Malaysian student will be among 8,000 others to carry the torch before the start of the Olympic Games on July 27. - Continued on page two, Aiman carrying the Olympic torch along the streets of Nottingham. Our very own Olympic Torchbearer Continued from page one. The fourth former from Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman (STAR) in Ipoh, Perak, was chosen to represent Malaysia in carrying the torch under the International Inspiration programme, London 2012's international sports legacy programme. Twenty other youngsters from around the world were also chosen to be torchbearers. "I cannot describe the feeling. It's incredible and something that I will never ever forget," said an excited Aiman when asked to describe the moment he was handed the torch along the scenic canal route in Nottingham on the way to the city centre. The second child in a family of three said he knew about his nomination in March. He had been actively involved in International Inspiration programmes and trained as a young sports leader. He was selected after an interview by the British Council. "It was obvious it was his leadership qualities and his ability to solve problems that he was chosen to represent Malaysia," said Teing Tai Chee, a teacher from SMJK Shing Chung chosen to be Aiman's adult chaperone. In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian 19-year-old diving queen Pandelela Rinong has been chosen to carry the Jalur Gemilang at the London Olympics, the first national female athlete to be accorded the honour. Her selection was officially announced by Malaysian Olympic contingent chef-de-mission Tun Ahmad Sarji Abdul Hamid after a visit to the badminton squad training centre at Stadium Juara in Bukit Kiara yesterday. NST/Zaharah Othman. Three Malaysians cycle to UK to watch the Olympic London July 25: Three Malaysian spent nearly 6 months cycling from Penang to London crossing through 18 countries along the way including Thailand, Laos, China, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Germany and France before reaching the United Kingdom in time for the London 2012 Olympics. The three cyclists who were under a program called 'Lebuh Downing ke Downing Street' made a courtesy call to Mr. Wan Zaidi Wan Abdullah, Deputy High Commissioner at the High Commission in Belgrave Square. Their cycling expedition, organised by St John Ambulance, started on Feb 4, 2012. Bakar Noordin, 50, Soh Peng Hui, 61 and Jacky Hong, 35 with Mr Wan Zaidi Wan Abdullah, Deputy High Commissioner in front of the High Commission in London. - Pic by Wan Rosli / HCM Family Day 2012 London June 9: The High Commission of Malaysia Sports and Social Club held its annual Family Day at Rocks Lane Tennis Centre, Barnes, London. The event was officiated by the club's Patron, His Excellency Dato' Sri Zakaria Sulong, The High Commissioner. The new couples sarong-race was introduced this year where each couple had to race in a sarong while having their legs tied together. Overall, it was a fun day out for all family members and friends with a variety of fun activities, games, raffles draw, great food and prizes. Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. Wan Zaidi Wan Abdullah and wife Ms. Zuhaila Abd Latif (middle) won the Couples sarong-race. Pic by Wan Rosli / HCM The Immigration Department & Consular Office is open Monday to Friday between 0900am and 1200pm. Immigration Tel No: 020 7919 0286 / 0263 - Consular Tel No: 020 7919 0251 Should you need more information on Immigration and Consular matters, please visit the website at www.jimlondon.net OR email [email protected] Young racers visit High Commission 1Malaysia Contemporary Arts Tourism: 01st Jul - 30th Sep 2012 Sarawak Regatta: 14th Sep 16th Sep 2012 Malaysia Day Celebration: 16th Sep 2012 Melaka Arts and Performance: 18th Sep - 23rd Sep 2012 Malaysia Open ATP World Tour: 22nd Sep - 30th Sep 2012 Royal Pahang International Billfish Challenge: 28th Sep 30th Sep 2012 Lantern Festival: 29th Sep 2012 H.E Dato' Sri Zakaria Sulong flanked by Nabil (3L) and Irfan (3R) at the High Commission . London July 31: Two very talented motorsport racers paid a courtesy visit to His Excellency Dato' Sri Zakaria Sulong, the High Commissioner at the High Commission in London. 18 year old Nabil Jeffri and his teammate Irfan Ilyas race for Team Eurointernational in the JK Racing Asia Series (fomerly known as Formula BMW Pacific). Nabil earlier won the Round 6 & 7 of the JK Racing Asia Series at the Spa Francorchamps circuit in Belgium while Irfan finished in second place. Nabil know tops the leaderboard. JK Racing Asia Series act as a feeder circuit to Formula 3 and has seen many racers climbed up the ladder to race in the Formula 1. Farewells and Welcome Mr Ibrahim Jaafar Minister Counsellor at High Commission - Leaving Mrs Siti Noor Julisa Jumud-Din Special Assistant to Maritime Attaché at High Commission - Leaving Ms Zalikha Moslim Immigration Attaché at High Commission - Leaving Mrs Zainah Md. Yusoff Special Assistant to Counsellor at MIDA - Leaving Mr Mohamed Zuhari Mohamed Nor Councellor (Investment) MIDA - Leaving Prof. Madya Dr. Mohd Anizu Hj. Mohd Nor Minister Counsellor (Education) at Education Malaysia - Arrived Mr Mohd Nazri Zakaria Assistant Attaché (Education) at Education Malaysia Maj. Ahmad Rashidi Ithnin Assistant Advisor (Military) at High Commission - Leaving - Arrived Mr Ahmad Hamizan Mohd Yusof Counsellor at High Commission - Arrived Directories Trade and Investment Offices Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) 17 Curzon Street London W1J 5HR Tel: 020 7499 4644 / 5255 Email: [email protected] www.matrade.gov.my Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (MIDA) 17 Curzon Street London W1J 5HR Tel: 020 7493 0616 Email: [email protected] Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board (MTPB) 57 Trafalgar Square London WC2N 5DU Tel: 020 7930 7932 Website: www.tourism.gov.my Education Malaysia London 30-34 Queensborough Terrace London W2 3ST Tel: 020 7985 1252 Email: [email protected] Website: educationmalaysia.co.uk International Maritime Organization (IMO) 45-46 Belgrave Square London SW1X 8QT Tel: 020 7919 0149 [email protected]
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