SIBU, Aug 7 — Sarawak is on track this year to surpass the RM12 billion revenue recorded in 2022, said Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg. He said this...
SIBU, Aug 7 — Sarawak is on track this year to surpass the RM12 billion revenue recorded in 2022, said Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg.“InsyaAllah our income is more than what we have recorded last year.“Meaning to say if last year we recorded RM12 billion, if I say it is more than RM12 billion then it is more than that figure for this year.
Abang Johari also called on community leaders to understand new policies being implemented by the state government. “We have implemented these policies that must be understood by our community leaders because if they don’t, they will not know what is going on. He added that with Sarawak recognised as a high-income state by the World Bank, it is vital for community leaders to understand these policies.
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