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State Secretary: Opening Speech During SEIA Retreat
February 2, 2012First of all, i would like to extend my appreciation to you all for coming to this Social and Environmental Impact Assessment or SEIA Retreat 2012 at Damai Beach Resort....
CM: Sejiwa Senada Expo Makes People Understand Government Policies
February 26, 2011SRI AMAN, Sat- Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud said a government programme such as the Sejiwa Senada is......
Wildlife conservation top priority for Sarawak Government
February 22, 2011The Government of Sarawak is intensifying wildlife conservation and protection activities as part of its commitment to sustainable development. It is implementing major development plans throughout Sarawak that will create jobs, improve basic infrastructure and create a high income economy by 2030. In doing so, it has pledged to follow sustainable development policies and responsibly manage Sarawak's resources for future generations.
Chief Minister Committed to Sustainable Development in Goal to Achieve ‘Developed’ Status by 2020
February 14, 2011KUCHING: Sarawak is ahead of other Malaysian states in conducting Social and Environmental Impact Assessments (SEIA) before any development projects begin. Whilst pursuing growth, the Government of Sarawak is promoting sustainable development to ensure that the environment and the state’s natural resources are not adversely affected.
Sarawak Government intensifies human capital investment
February 1, 2011Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud says 30% of the people of Sarawak must attain tertiary education by 2020 in order for the state to develop a high income economy. The state government is intensifying efforts to meet the human capital needs of the Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE), which will provide 1.5 million job opportunities in various industries.
Old, new generations must build confluence of ideas in development
January 24, 2011Conscientious efforts must be made by the current and future generations to build a confluence of ideas that can trigger new trends and healthier and more determined efforts in pursuing development that can benefits the younger generation, Chief Minister, Pehin Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud says last Tuesday.
Traditional livestyle can help people to enjoy prosperity in peace, harmony
January 21, 2011Conscientious efforts must be made to build the city of Kuching as a livable place primarily to ensure that people can maintain traditional goodwill and good relationship and enjoy prosperity in peace, harmony. They may live in hardship and poverty or experience other problems in life just like the previous generations but they can still be happy with the knowledge that the community cares for them and does not leave them to float aimlessly just like rubbish on the river.
Sarawak to become fastest growing state by year 2020
January 20, 2011It is projected that 70% of investment for development in Sarawak under the 10MP will come from the private sector as outlined in the Federal budget 2011. The government will only spend about 30% mainly for infrastructure development.
Sarawak’s Economy Beats Predictions with 5.4% Growth in 2010
January 18, 2011Sarawak’s economy has grown by approximately 5.4% in 2010 exceeding predictions made in May of a 4.5% increase. The growth is the result of several major infrastructure projects the government is implementing as part of the Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy (SCORE) project, which will develop a vast area of 230km and build industry in five key areas in Sarawak by 2030; government initiatives to develop rural areas and investment in the utilities.
Sejiwa Senada Programme In Miri Starts This Friday
January 17, 2011MIRI- The three-day Sejiwa Senada programme will open its door to the public on January 21.......
