XOIC
10th OIC Summit 2003 (Putrajaya) plates
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Key Facts
- Issue Date
- Oct 2003
- Issuance Range
- 1 - 999
- Rarity
- Event-only (999 plates, diplomatic use)
- Transfer Rules
- Not applicable (not publicly registered)
Key Points
- XOIC is 10th OIC Summit 2003 (Putrajaya) plates.
- The issued range is 1 - 999.
- The documented period or launch date is Oct 2003.
- XOIC status: Event-only (999 plates, diplomatic use).
- Use/transfer depends on documentation: Not applicable (not publicly registered).
Series Overview
XOIC is the event registration plate associated with the 10th Islamic Summit Conference of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, hosted in Putrajaya in October 2003.
The prefix reads as X OIC: Roman numeral X for the 10th summit, followed by OIC. OIC records and contemporary reporting place the summit in Putrajaya in mid-October 2003, with major summit activity around 16 to 18 October.
Like XIIINAM, XOIC belongs to Malaysia's protocol-plate tradition. It gave official and delegation vehicles a coherent road identity during a high-level diplomatic event. The commonly cited XOIC 1 to XOIC 999 range fits that event-allocation context.
XOIC is interesting because it shows how Malaysia used registration identity for international hosting: formal, readable and tied to one diplomatic moment rather than a continuing public series.
In that sense, XOIC is best understood as a temporary event identifier. It sits beside other summit identifiers as a record of Putrajaya's role as host city in 2003.
Sources
Sources checked for the XOIC special-series glossary entry.
- Islamic Summit Of The Organisation Of Islamic CooperationWikipediaOpen citation: Islamic Summit Of The Organisation Of Islamic Cooperation
- Vehicle Registration Plates Of MalaysiaWikipediaOpen citation: Vehicle Registration Plates Of Malaysia
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the XOIC plate family?
XOIC is the event registration plate associated with the 10th Islamic Summit Conference of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, hosted in Putrajaya in October 2003. It is best read in the context of 10th oic summit 2003 (putrajaya) plates.
What does the XOIC prefix identify?
The prefix reads as X OIC: Roman numeral X for the 10th summit, followed by OIC. OIC records and contemporary reporting place the summit in Putrajaya in mid-October 2003, with major summit activity around 16 to 18 October. Like XIIINAM, XOIC belongs to Malaysia's protocol-plate tradition. It gave official and delegation vehicles a coherent road identity during a high-level diplomatic event. The commonly cited XOIC 1 to XOIC 999 range fits that event-allocation context.
What is the documented XOIC format or range?
XOIC is documented as 1 - 999. Event-only (999 plates, diplomatic use).
Why is XOIC included in a special-series glossary?
XOIC is included because it is visually distinctive and commonly misread as an ordinary public prefix. In glossary terms, its value is explanatory: it helps readers recognise the plate family, the period or institution behind it, and how it differs from normal state registration letters.
How should readers interpret XOIC on the road or in photos?
XOIC should be interpreted at plate-family level only: documented prefix, visible format and public historical context. The glossary does not make claims about individual vehicles, roles, people or movements.
For normal state series (V, B, J, etc.), see the Series Index. For broader JPJ plate-index context, visit the Plate Index.
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