Muhammad Afif Mohd Yusof
(Source: Muhammad Afif Mohd Yusof)

"Lecturers from Malaysia and Indonesia share their knowledge and experience in guiding students towards the world of entrepreneurs who thrived with the passage of time without having to leave their cultural legacy.

"The goal of this event is to create a comprehensive network of cooperation between two countries with numerous cultural components that must be brought to the public's attention," said Afif.

Alumni from both universities who were once affected by salaried work are now successful in running their own businesses and are able to determine the success they really want in life.

Several activities were carried out to give exposure to students.
(Source: Aida Irdina Shamsul Bahrin)

"In addition, the show  of traditional Malaysian clothing to students from both sides of the country is a sign of pride and uniqueness with the cultural diversity here.

"UKM alumni, Aidil Idzham Riza, who has a biscuit business, and USK alumni, Ridha Sahputra, who runs a tourism firm, share their success by establishing their own businesses," he added.

 Traditional clothing performance by Malaysian students.
(Source: Aida Irdina Shamsul Bahrin)

According to Deputy Program Head, Aida Irdina Shamsul Bahrin, 15 students from the Faculty of Economics and Business, USK from year one to year  three are involved. 

"The most interesting thing about this programme is that the relationships built throughout the programme are really close, and we are also planning to have a return visit to Indonesia. 

"In my opinion, we can understand each other's culture more deeply including business aspects of both sides, especially how to maintain the product quality, " she said.

Students from both universities.
(Source: Aida Irdina Shamsul Bahrin)

The cultural exchange that takes place makes them recognize each other and appreciate the various uniqueness from both countries.

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