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RM103 mil Olympic House Malaysia to be built in Bukit Jalil

Set for completion by the 2027 SEA Games, the new facility will house sports offices, a museum, and revenue-generating spaces

7:25 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR — The construction of the new Olympic House Malaysia in Bukit Jalil is expected to cost RM103 million, Olympic Council of Malaysia (OCM) president Tan Sri Mohamad Norza Zakaria said.

From the total, RM93 million was for the construction of the building, while RM10 million is the land lease for the building, he added.

“For the land lease, we (OCM) have to pay RM5 million beforehand and the remaining RM5 million in a period of 10 years.

“This building will have new facilities, a museum and a banquet hall to generate additional income, a media conference room, meeting rooms and several offices for sports associations that can’t afford to have a big office,” he said at the signing of an agreement between OCM and Malaysian Stadium Corporation today.

He expressed hope that the construction could be completed by the 2027 SEA Games in Malaysia.

The new building will be built next to the National Hockey Stadium and within the vicinity of the Bukit Jalil National Stadium, the National Aquatic Centre, the National Sports Council and the Bukit Jalil Sports School. — March 1, 2025

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