KUALA LUMPUR, June 21 — The Malaysian Wood Expo is making a comeback at the Malaysia Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre from November 20 to November 22 this year after a two-year hiatus, the Malaysian Timber Council said.
It said the expo aimed to uplift the industry amidst endemic and to inspire with new solutions and greater opportunities to source for the latest in the timber-based industry. “Everything has been doubled, from the exhibition floor space to the initiatives put in place, to make this show a resounding success and a profitable one for our trade fair participants,” she said.
“We are hoping to do much better this year as many investors and business owners are putting the pandemic behind them and gearing up for more face-to-face business dealings at trade fairs,” he said.
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