Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to officiate the closing ceremony of MAHA 2026, according to BusinessToday Malaysia. The event marks the end of the national agriculture exposition, which has drawn significant attention from industry players and government officials.
The announcement comes as organizers report that memorandums of understanding signed during the event have reached RM12.6 billion, surpassing the initial RM8 billion target. Agriculture and Food Security Minister Mohamad Sabu confirmed the figure, as reported by The Star. Earlier reports from The Edge Malaysia had indicated RM9.3 billion in deals, suggesting the final tally grew substantially as the event progressed.
MAHA 2026, formally known as the Malaysian Agriculture, Horticulture and Agrotourism Exhibition, serves as a key platform for showcasing the country’s agricultural capabilities and forging business partnerships. The event has featured participation from various state governments and industry stakeholders, with memorandums spanning food security, technology adoption, and supply chain development.
