JOHOR BAHRU: In conjunction with Malaysia’s National Day celebrations, AG Autoworld (Kluang) partnered with Seri Jubli International School to host an enlightening event that ignited patriotism and pride in the nation’s automotive industry.
Held on 22 August 2024 at the school premises, the event featured engaging talks on Proton’s history and its significance as a symbol of Malaysian ingenuity.
Students had the unique opportunity to delve into the rich tapestry of Proton’s journey, from its humble beginnings to its position as a leading automotive brand in Malaysia.
Representatives from AG Autoworld shared inspiring stories of the brand’s growth and development, highlighting Proton’s unwavering commitment to innovation and quality.
“We believe it is crucial to instil a sense of national pride in our young generation,” said Janessa Kuek, general manager of AG Autoworld (Kluang).
“By showcasing the achievements of Proton, we hope to inspire students to dream big and contribute to Malaysia’s progress.”
In line with Proton’s mission to spearhead Malaysia’s economic development, build a strong local automotive industry, and its vision to be a global and respected automotive brand, the event showcased the brand’s remarkable journey.
Anchored on its core values of Innovative Technology, Reliability, and International Standards, Proton has consistently delivered vehicles that resonate with Malaysian consumers.
Recent milestones such as achieving five million units produced and winning prestigious awards for its S70 and smart #1 models underscore Proton's commitment to excellence.
The event aimed to inspire the next generation of Malaysians to embrace innovation and contribute to the nation's automotive prowess.
To further enhance the learning experience, AG Autoworld presented a captivating display of five iconic Proton models.
From the legendary Proton Saga, which marked a milestone in the nation’s automotive history, to the New Saga, Proton X50, X70 and X90, students witnessed Proton's evolution firsthand.
“We are grateful to AG Autoworld for organizing this enriching event,” said Teacher Paulus, principal of Seri Jubli International School.
“This initiative aligns perfectly with our school’s commitment to holistic education and has undoubtedly sparked a sense of curiosity and patriotism among our students.”
The event concluded with students eagerly exploring the displayed Proton cars, gaining a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship and technology behind these vehicles.
This hands-on experience allowed them to connect with Malaysia’s automotive heritage and envision a future where they can contribute to the nation’s continued success.
