Sarawak is set to surpass last year’s revenue, allowing the state government to enhance infrastructure and implement impactful programs for its people. Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg highlighted the state’s strong financial management, recognized by the World Bank and the auditor general. With last year’s revenue reaching RM14.2 billion, the highest recorded to date, expectations are high for further growth.
This financial boost will contribute to new infrastructure projects and improved healthcare facilities, including investments in private hospitals to attract medical tourists.
Defending Sarawak’s Rights Under MA63
Sarawak remains firm in asserting its rights under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63). Abang Johari emphasized that Sarawak will uphold its constitutional rights while maintaining national unity. PBB members are now more vocal about Sarawak’s position within the federation, especially regarding gas resources and the continental shelf.
PBB’s Commitment to Leadership and Democracy
Following PBB’s recent election, Abang Johari assured that those not elected to the Supreme Council will still play key roles in the party’s initiatives. He emphasized that democracy is thriving within PBB, with all members contributing to the party’s vision for Sarawak’s future.Stay tuned for more updates on Sarawak’s growth and political landscape!
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