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Home > WTC2020 confirmed as digital with refund clarifications

WTC2020 confirmed as digital with refund clarifications

Tris Thomas

Written by Tris Thomas on 14/07/2020 in News

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The ITA and the Institute of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM) have jointly announced that WTC2020 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia scheduled from 11th to 17th September 2020 will now be moved to a fully digital platform due to the impacts of COVID-19, including border restrictions and health risks associated with international travel and the assembly of large meetings.

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IEM has committed to refund 70% of monies already paid to WTC2020 by sponsors, exhibitors and registered participants and 100% refund for the charges paid by registered participants for side events such as Gala dinner, site visits etc. This refund includes about 8.5% from ITA by waiving all of its entitlements as agreed by ITA.

The digital WTC2020 is currently in preparation at no extra cost for those already registered and all sponsors, exhibitors and registrants would be notified of the format for the digital event soon by the Organizing Committee of WTC2020. A digital book of proceedings will also be made available to all registrants. The dates for the digital WTC2020 remain unchanged from 11th to 17th September 2020.

 

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