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      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      12MP review: 'Beautiful' plans but we fumble in execution - analysts
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      12MP review: 'Beautiful' plans but we fumble in execution - analysts

      12MP review: 'Beautiful' plans but we fumble in execution - analysts

      Hariz MohdPublished: Sep 13, 2023 12:30 AM | Updated: Sep 13, 2023 1:33 AM
      Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on Monday presented at the Parliament the 12th Malaysia Plan (12MP) Mid-Term Review, a comprehensive proposal by the government that includes 17 policy shifts to make the plan in line with the country's current economic situation.

      However, despite what seemed to be a full package to help rejuvenate Malaysia's economy and close the country's inequality gap, two analysts shared with Malaysiakini their concern about the implementation part of the reviewed 12MP...

      Long-approved projects yet to start work will be cancelled: PM

      Long-approved projects yet to start work will be cancelled: PM

      PM: Targeted inclusive housing projects in major cities under 12MP review

      PM: Targeted inclusive housing projects in major cities under 12MP review

      PM: Govt to resolve school dropouts issue comprehensively

      PM: Govt to resolve school dropouts issue comprehensively

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      12MP: Two strategic approaches to address poverty

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      Govt to carry out impact study on two data sharing policies

      Management of protected areas strengthened to conserve biodiversity

      Management of protected areas strengthened to conserve biodiversity

      12MP review: Govt to set up centre of excellence to develop sports industry

      12MP review: Govt to set up centre of excellence to develop sports industry

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      Nothing on road connectivity in rural Sarawak! Since 1963, rural communities in Sarawak only have muddy often slippery dusty logging roads and relied on rotting log bridges! How to bring or sell produce/products from rural areas to the market centres if there is no good roads like Kalimantan, Indonesia and Malaya. How would poor low income merely subsistent rural communities have high or increase their income if they cannot even sell or market their produce/products because there is no good roads to the market centres. The planners or policy makers in Putrajaya esp PMX and the Minister of Economy should visit Sarawak rural areas not by helicopters but drive thru or along the logging roads used by rural communities otherwise whatever Malaysia Plan we have will be just another Mat Jenin story for Sarawak rural communities. Its a shame that Indonesians in Kalimantan are fast enjoying good quality access roads to their rural areas but Sarawak rural areas remains to only have mud slippery or dusty logging roads many of which are now abandoned by loggers as they had depleted all the timbers and only let rural areas with their shit!

      Jeyaveeran Naicker01:48 AM, 13 Sep 2023

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      Nothing on road connectivity in rural Sarawak! Since 1963, rural communities in Sarawak only have muddy often slippery dusty logging roads and relied on rotting log bridges! How to bring or sell produce/products from rural areas to the market centres if there is no good roads like Kalimantan, Indonesia and Malaya. How would poor low income merely subsistent rural communities have high or increase their income if they cannot even sell or market their produce/products because there is no good roads to the market centres. The planners or policy makers in Putrajaya esp PMX and the Minister of Economy should visit Sarawak rural areas not by helicopters but drive thru or along the logging roads used by rural communities otherwise whatever Malaysia Plan we have will be just another Mat Jenin story for Sarawak rural communities. Its a shame that Indonesians in Kalimantan are fast enjoying good quality access roads to their rural areas but Sarawak rural areas remains to only have mud slippery or dusty logging roads many of which are now abandoned by loggers as they had depleted all the timbers and only let rural areas with their shit!

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