In short... Rengit Subdistrict is a subdistrict located within the Batu Pahat district, Johor and the federal state of Malaysia. It is located in the southern part of Batu Pahat district and is the gateway from the south (Pontian District) and east (Kluang District). The subdistrict has two parishes which is Parish 12 Sungai Kluang and Parish 11 Sungai Punggur.
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Secara ringkasnya... Daerah Kecil Rengit merupakan sebuah daerah kecil yang terletak di dalam daerah Batu Pahat, negeri Johor dan negara persekutuan Malaysia. Daerah kecil ini terletak di bahagian selatan daerah Batu Pahat dan menjadi pintu masuk dari arah selatan (Daerah Pontian) dan timur (Daerah Kluang). Daerah kecil ini mempunyai dua mukim di bawah pentadbirannya iaitu Mukim 12 Sungai Kluang dan Mukim 11 Sungai Punggur.
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UTM and MIM, Ink Industrial Partnership Initiative.
MEDINI CITY, ISKANDAR PUTERI, Johor, 20 December 2017 – Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) Johor today inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Medini Iskandar Malaysia Sdn Bhd (MIM), the first development/private company from Iskandar Puteri.
Professor Wahid and Dr James signing the memorandum of understanding documents.
The MIM sets out the basis of cooperation between UTM and MIM in enhancing the talent pool and prepare the UTM graduates for employment.
The signing took place at Medini Investor Centre @ Medini 6 in Medini City, where the MoU is expected to broaden the opportunity for both parties to build young talents that provide necessary exposure and skill-set development programme.
UTM is represented by the Vice Chancellor Prof. Datuk Ir. Dr. Wahid Omar, while MIM is represented by Dr James Tee, the Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer of Medini Iskandar Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
Also present were Deputy Vice Chancellor (Student Affairs) Professor Dr Durrishah Idrus, Director of UTM Career Centre, Assoc Prof Dr Othman Ibrahim and Director of Alumni UTM, Assoc Prof Dr Mohamad Ibrahim Mohamad.
“MIM is the first company in Iskandar Puteri that UTM is signing with, and we are privileged that they MIM is very supportive of local universities like UTM.
Dr James and Professor Wahid answering questions during press conference.
“Being the master developer and master planner of the 2,230 acres thriving township of Medini City, I can see that the development is robust and I understand there is a strong need to retain and grow skilled workforce,” Professor Wahid said.
He cited, through the collaboration, UTM will give the opportunities to their bright students to garner experience from MIM and hone their skills while learning more about township development in the process of building a sustainable and smart Central Business District.
“The first intake will be in February next year, where MIM will recruit undergraduates and postgraduates to fulfil internship programmes at MIM, particularly in the fields of engineering and construction.
“These programmes are intended to be implemented within a timeframe of three to six months,” he added.
He said, the internship programme is a good platform for the students to learn, and get first-hand experience to build a well-planned city.
“There will be many other companies from Iskandar Puteri expected to adopt this initiative within the next few months. For now, we are happy to have kick-started the process for student placement at MIM,” he said.
Meanwhile, Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer of MIM, Dr James Tee, said, MIM is very committed to implement the industrial partnership initiative because as a thriving Central Business District, they are building and creating new opportunities for the younger generations to acquire, learn and contribute to the success and sustainability of Medini City.
“Youths are our future leaders and this initiative of educating and nurturing crop of young people in the business of city development will make them better aware of what it takes to build a city.
“As the saying goes, Rome wasn’t built in a day, and programmes like this would make the interns better understand the requirements and appreciate the fine details of city development,” he said.
Dr James added, they chose UTM to implement the programme because of its status being one of the most prestigious and respected local universities in Malaysia that is leading in the academic and research fields of engineering, science and technology.
“We seek bright local talents to be part of this exciting and distinctive journey where Medini City also aspires to be the benchmark for future city development in Malaysia and for the region too,” he cited.
Dr James who graduated with fisrts class degree from UTM in 1995 said, more then 10 percent’s MIM staff graduated from UTM and he thanked to UTM for setting up a corner stone for his career and future.
Source from ~ http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/10/177815/uniquely-johorean-ole-ole-johor-handicraft-centre-opens-its-doors?m=1 Johor has opened its very own handicraft centre, named 'Ole-ole Johor'. The flagship outlet at Kompleks Kraf Johor, Jalan Cenderasari, Larkin, here offers myriad Johorean handmade handicrafts. State Tourism, Domestic Trade and Consumerism Committee chairman Datuk Tee Siew Kiong said the handicraft centre features authentic items at affordable prices. "This is an added feature which will complement the tourism sector in the state. It is also part of our state tourism marketing plan for this year," he said during the centre’s launch today. Tee said the RM500,000 project is a smart partnership involving the state government and Johor handicraft manufacturers, adding that similar outlets will be opened in the future at tourist spots state-wide. Among products sold at Ole-Ole Johor is merchandise commemorating the Sultan of Johor's Coronation last year. "Ole-ole Johor will also be a centre where tourists can obtain information on local products and tourist destinations. Brochures and the state's tourism bulletin, Xplore Johor, are available at the centre," Tee said. Ole-ole Johor is open between 10am to 6pm, daily. Admission is free. For more information on the centre, or about Johor tourism, visit www.tourismjohor.com
The Malaysian film industry is set scale new heights over the next five years with a large inflow of production companies servicing it and with Iskandar Malaysia as its base.
Iskandar Malaysia Studios Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer Michael Peter Lake said the growth is timely and in line with the government's aspirations to further develop the creative content and communication media industries.
"The government is also very supportive of the 'Film in Malaysia' incentive, which is a big plus factor towards attracting production houses.
"I am very bullish now over the potential of the industry within Iskandar," he added.
The 'Film in Malaysia' incentive offers a 30% rebate to foreign production houses that spend a minimum of RM5 million in Malaysia.
Local production companies that spend at least RM2.5 million will be entitled to the same benefit.
Japan-based Imagica Corp and Khazanah Nasional Bhd have formed a joint-venture (JV), Imagica South East Asia Sdn Bhd (Imagica SEA), to establish the first international post-production facility at Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios in Iskandar Malaysia with a RM9 million investment.
Imagica International will hold a 49% equity interest in Imagica SEA with the balance held by Candelon Ventures Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned special purpose vehicle of Khazanah.
Lake said companies can take advantage of the fully–integrated facilities within Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios which include five film sound stages over 100,000 square feet, the broadest range of post facilities under one roof, two 12,000 square feet high-definition equipped television studios and other support services.
Meanwhile, Imagica President Yukihiro Fujikawa said it was an exciting time to be in the region as the film industry was booming and that the company planned to tap the available potential.
He said Imagica was offering comprehensive and highly creative digital post-production services as well as the transfer of technical know-how to create more skilled players in the industry.
Apart from post-production activities, Fujikawa said the company would also commence digital distribution services such as Digital Cinema Delivery and Digital Distribution Management, alongside archiving and restoration services from its Iskandar-based post-production facility.
The services will be available starting next month.
Among notable post-productions works by Imagica is the film "Kagemusha" by the famous Japanese director, the late Akira Kurosawa and an animation short film, "Tsumiki No Ie", which won an Academy Award for Animated Short Film in 2009.
