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Kraftangan Malaysia(Cawangan Kedah)



Year

1978


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Kraftangan Malaysia Kedah Branch started operations in 1978 at the MADA workshop, Pekan Kepala Batas. In 1987, the Kedah Branch PKKM office moved to Taman Uda, Alor Setar. In 1990, PKKM had its own building located in Mukim Bukit Pinang, Kota Setar District located at Lot 1416, KM.10, Jalan Hutan Kampong, Kepala Batas, Alor Setar, Kedah. The area of ??PKKM Kedah Branch premises is 6.3 acres consisting of blocks office building and 7 workshops. PKKM Kedah Branch was officiated by DYMM Sultan of Kedah Darul Aman. on 22 November 1990 equivalent to 5 Jamadilawal 1411.

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