A group from China is keen to work with Sabah on significant events, one of which is a music festival.
This was conveyed to State Tourism, Culture and Environment Assistant Minister cum Sabah Tourism Board Chairman Datuk Joniston Bangkuai during a courtesy call on Friday . Hong Kong International Musician Association Chief Executive Officer Jye Lee proposed a Sabah Borneo International Music Festival that features competitions, forums and master classes, among others.
Joniston said Sabah is looking into hosting more international events in the hope of attracting more tourists and attracting economic investment, both of which would be to the benefit of the State and locals. “This is an excellent idea because we want to host a homegrown event. I can see the possibility of working together, and given the association’s global connections and performances, Sabah can take advantage of this network.
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