| Malaysia National Day : August 31, 1988 Agreement to Participate : 23 October 1987 Commissioner - General : Mr Abdullah Jonid Pavilion : 638 square metres |
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| Malaysia National Day : August 31, 1988 Agreement to Participate : 23 October 1987 Commissioner - General : Mr Abdullah Jonid Pavilion : 638 square metres |
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| The facade of the Malaysia
Pavilion resembled a traditional Malaysian Palace -
replete with intricate wood work and roof - and not using
a single nail in it's construction. Inside one could find precious artefacts from the Malaysia National Museum; a variety of arts and crafts demonstrations, including silk-weaving; and mannequin models dressed in traditional costume, all housed in traditional Malaysian design 'mini-pavilions'. Also featured was a quick tour of the modern and contemporary - including the latest in Malaysian car manufacturing - the Proton Saga - and a mock-up interior of a Malaysian Airlines system Boeing 747. There was also a theatrette on Malaysian tourist destinations, and the Sate Ria restaurant outside the pavilion served Malaysian take-aways. Malaysian dancers performed daily at 11 a.m., 5 p.m., and 8 p.m.   |