TT-1: SMART: The World’s First Dual-Function Tunnel
The SMART system in Kuala Lumpur is an engineering marvel designed to address the metropolis’ dual challenges of traffic congestion and flash flooding. This innovative system serves dual purpose: operating as a stormwater diversion channel during heavy rainfall to mitigate flood risks as well as doubling as a vehicular tunnel during normal conditions, providing a critical route to ease traffic flow in the city center.
TT-2: Malaysia’s Beacon of Pride and Aspiration from the 86th floor of the PETRONAS Twin Tower
Embark on an unforgettable journey to the PETRONAS Twin Towers, the crown jewel of Kuala Lumpur and a symbol of Malaysia’s ambition and innovation. Standing tall at 451.9 meters with a total of 88-storey levels, this technical visit offers a comprehensive insight into the architectural brilliance behind this iconic landmark, allowing participants to experience breathtaking panoramic views of Kuala Lumpur city from Level 86.
TT-3: The Rice Bowl of Selangor Through Sekinchan Irrigation Scheme and the Integrated Agricultural Development Area of Barat Laut Selangor (IADA BLS)
The purpose of the visit is to provide participants with the opportunity to directly observe the progress and application of modern technology in the agricultural sector in Malaysia. Additionally, this conference serves as a platform for the sharing of ideas related to sustainable initiatives and agricultural innovations that have been implemented by IADA, with the goal of promoting sustainable development in the agricultural sector.
TT-4: MARDI Seri Kembangan & Putrajaya
MARDI is the leading organisation for research in food, agriculture, and agro-based industries. For nearly 50 years, they have produced numerous innovations, including crop varieties, livestock breeds, food processing technologies, post-harvest handling methods, and farm management systems like precision farming. Their research also efficiently manages environmental resources such as water, soil, and genetic resources. The technologies they have introduced have helped farmers and entrepreneurs improve productivity and contribute to the country's economic progress.
Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia, is widely regarded as a modern landmark of the Federal Government's center. Visitors can appreciate contemporary and Islamic architecture, such as the Putra Mosque, Perdana Putra, and Putra Bridge, on a half-day tour from Kuala Lumpur. It is recommended that visitors allocate time to explore its main landmarks, including the pink Putra Mosque, the green-domed Perdana Putra, and the tiered Putra Bridge, which draws inspiration from Persian architecture.