Kota Kinabalu: There are now RM112.8 billion worth of investments planned and committed in Sabah ever since the Sabah Development Corridor (SDC) was launched in January 2008, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman.
Speaking at the 10th Sabah Economic Development and Investment Authority meeting at Wisma Sedia, Thursday, he said it was undeniable that the SDC, which runs on the State Government Halatuju Agenda, has stimulated the investment climate for Sabah.
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"Several huge investments from both domestic and overseas such as in the oil and natural gas industry, oil palm, fisheries, livestock breeding and tourism are now located in Sabah," he said.
He said flagship projects such as the POIC Lahad Datu and Sandakan, Keningau Integrated Livestock Centre, Sandakan Education Hub, Sabah Agro-Industrial Park, Oil and Natural Gas Cluster, Marine Industry Cluster, Kinabalu Gold Coast Enclave and agropolitan projects are already in their implementation phase.
Good jod State Government.
ReplyDeleteSDC was launched on 29 January 2008 to enhance the quality of life of the people by accelerating the growth of Sabah’s economy, promoting regional balance and bridging the rural urban divide while ensuring sustainable management of the state’s resources
ReplyDeleteThe theme for the SDC is Harnessing Unity in Diversity for Wealth Creation and Social Well-Being. The concept of the SDC is also in line with the theme of One Malaysia: People First, Performance Now announced by PM Datuk Najib Tun Razak
ReplyDeletewhen we talk about economic planning, Musa is the only CM that Sabah ever had who managed to improve Sabah state economy as well as bringing development to this state.. I'm sure that he will be able to lead Sabah to achieve it mission to be a developed state by 2015..
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