Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor took time off to visit the Sabah International Expo 2023 (SIE2023), Friday.
He started his rounds at the Thailand pavilion, the largest foreign exhibitor with 70 booths and more than a hundred exhibitors. Hajiji was greeted by Thailand Ambassador to Malaysia, Lada Phuma, and treated to a performance by a young dance troupe in conjunction with the Mini Thailand Week.
He also visited the Brunei Darussalam pavilion, which occupies 26 booths, the Indonesia pavilion and those of several state agencies.
The SIE2023 held at the Sabah International Convention Centre (SICC) will end on Sept 24. Representatives and exhibitors from 21 countries have converged at the expo to attend business talks and took up some 300 booths to showcase various products and services.
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Picture shows Hajiji, accompanied by Phoong and Lada, visiting one of the booths at the Thailand pavilion.
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