Malaysia bags 14 medals in World Championship of Performing Arts
BY SYLVIA LOOI
This despite facing competition from more than 3,000 participating contestants from 72 countries in the championship, billed as the Olympics of the performing arts. Seven of them competed in the junior division, aged between 10 and 15 years while five others were in the senior division, aged between 19 to 35 years.
WCOPA licensee MATME Sdn Bhd managing director Romli Bidin said this year saw the highest participation from Malaysia.
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