Industries and companies in Sabah involved in agriculture and tourism should integrate the use of drones, says Hajiji.
The use of drones, he said, would allow for businesses to grow in line with current technological developments.
“We acknowledge that the integration of drone technology into Sabah’s economy has great returns for the progress and prosperity of our state. It was important for Sabah, said Hajiji, to compete and seize the opportunities offered by technology which would pave the way for diversity, increased productivity, job creation and sustainable development.
Drones, Hajiji said, had become part of modern technology, with their applications growing rapidly across various industries – from agriculture to infrastructure, as well as from services and delivery to environmental monitoring.
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