The Founder of the "Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun" Foundation dr. sci. Semir Sam Osmanagich visited Malaysia in a period November 7th – November 15th, 2009. During his stay in state of Sarawak dr. Osmanagich participated in Malaysian Global Business Forum dedicated to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Participants from the Bosnian side were the President of the country dr. Haris Siljadzic, Minister of Foreign affairs Sven Alkalaj, minister of defense dr. Selmo Cikotic, rector of University of Sarajevo dr. Faris Caklovica, dozens of Bosnian business leaders and others.
During the first day of the Forum dr. Osmanagich was a key note speaker and he talked about the discovery of the Bosnian pyramids and invited Malaysian businessmen to invest in touristic infrastructure in the middle Bosnia. During the second day of the Forum dr. Osmanagich co-chaired the Round table dedicated to the tourism in Malaysia and Bosnia. Final day of the Forum both delegations met at the closed-door session. Malaysian delegation was lead by Tun dr. Mahatir Mohammad, former prime minister of Malaysia and most distinguished statesman in Asia.
Dr, Osmanagich had a speech in front of both delegations and said:
"It’s been three and half year since I hosted the visit of His excellency Tun dr. Mahatir. In the meantime, we’ve spent 200.000 hours in archaeological digging, lab sample testing, radiocarbon dating, had First International Scientific Conference about the Bosnian Valley of the Pyramids and published a Conference Proceedings with 50 scientific articles about the Bosnian pyramids phenomenon. Those activities are getting us closer to five profound conclusions:
- First European pyramids have been discovered, and of all countries in tiny Bosnia
- These pyramids are the biggest on the Planet
- Bosnian pyramids are most probably the oldest in the world
- The most ancient cemented concrete blocks have been found in pyramid walls
- There exist the most extensive tunnel network under the pyramids
These conclusions require us to re-write our understanding of ancient European and world history.
Time has come for positive news from Bosnia-Herzegovina.
I have four messages for students, businessman and media from Malaysia:
- I invite Malaysian and regional philanthropists to support and donate to the investigation of the Bosnian Pyramids project;
- I’d like to see Malaysian businessmen invest in touristic infrastructure in the middle Bosnia (Visoko, Zenica, Sarajevo)
- I wish Malaysian tour-operators and travel agencies start bringing more Malaysian tourists to Bosnia
- I invite students from Malaysia and those who feel young in their hearts to join us in International Summer Camp for Volunteers next summer in Visoko."
Dr. Osmanagich presented Tun dr. Mahatir the ICBP Proceedings during the closed door session.
Two Universities from Malaysia hosted the lectures of Dr. Osmanagich about the "Pyramids in the world and Bosnia". Swinburne University, Sarawak campus, with over 350 students and professors were amazed with the fact that pyramids were built all over the world and, at the same time, that the biggest pyramidal structures are located in Bosnia.
Leading Malaysian University in Design LimKokWing University of Creative Technology in Kuala Lumpur had a magnificent reception for the discoverer of the Bosnia pyramids. Over 300 students and professors were at his lecture. President and Founder of the University of 44.000 students in three continents dr. Lim Kok Wing shared the idea for the city of the future that he’s been designing for the Malaysian government. The city is to consist of the glass pyramids. Dr. Wing offered dr. Osmanagich position of scientific advisor at Faculty of Architecture and Constructions.
Dr.Osmanagich spent last two days of his stay in Malaysia investigated northern parts of the country for the pyramidal and conical hills. There were some indications on Google Map and Google Earth about existence of such regular geometry. Mini-expedition could not confirm such indication after two days of low flying.
Dr. Osmanagich will be investigated Western parts of Cambodia during his next visit to South-East Asia.
