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Kuala Lumpur City News : issue2/April 2003
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. The help of inbound tourist agencies and foreign diplomatic missions will be sought to organize
Kuala Lumpur City News : Issue 1/Oktober 2003
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Lumpur from the capital city of foreign runners including five nights stay ( 19th-23 February 2004
Kuala Lumpur City News : Issue 1/November 2003
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approximately 200 foreign dele- gates and 20 local participants. Note: CIB - The International Council on
The maverick architect
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offers to study at Universiti Malaya IUMI for Foreign Affairs and Civil Service. He rejected both! He
Hyperscale data centres set to be game changer
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increase foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow into the country. Larger flows of financial transac
New look for old food court
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third party, hire illegal foreign workers or don't pay their utility bills. ''There are
DBKL seals 41 business premises for violating SOP
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others were ordered to close for employing foreign workers with- out valid documents. Action was taken
KL's bird park all set to soar again
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and foreign species. Highlights include Hornbill Park which houses the great hornbill, Asian black
Berita Bandaraya : Bil.11 November 2005
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we be willing to damage amenities that are ers in receiving local and foreign tourists. They
'2nd booster shot best way to contain spread of virus'
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foreign workers, especially Mus- lim maids from Cambodia," he said after the groundbreaking for the
The rise of KL's guardian sentinels
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Bank (now Stan- dard Chartered) led the way for foreign agency houses and other financial
Businesses anticipate better days ahead as KL turns 50
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were previously dependent on mostly .foreign tourists. "There h9-s to be strategicplan- ning that is