KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 12 (Bernama) -- Restoration of the historic Sulaiman Building, which houses the Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC), is seven days ahead of schedule, with 68.35 per cent of works completed as preparations continue to host international arbitration proceedings.
Sulaiman Building Restoration 68.35 Pct Complete, Ahead Of Schedule - Nanta
Alexander Nanta Linggi, Sulaiman Building, pavilio
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Restoration of Kuala Lumpur’s historic Sulaiman Building is 68.35% complete, a week ahead of schedule, with key works such as ceiling repairs, new air‑conditioning, and fire‑prevention testing underway.
- Works Minister Alexander Nanta Linggi says the adjacent Pavilion Building will also be ready for international proceedings.
- The building, opened in 1933 and a National Heritage Site since 2018, has housed the AIAC since 2014.
- Completion is aimed at supporting Malaysia’s role in hosting international arbitration and regional conflict resolution.
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