RM1.11 Billion Boost for Sabah's Rural Development

Malaysia Allocates RM1.11 Billion for Sabah's Rural Development Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The Malaysian government has announced a RM1.11 billion allocation for rural development projects in Sabah. This significant investment, revealed by Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, aims to address infrastructure deficits, improve economic access, and enhance educational and digital opportunities in underserved areas. "This project is crucial in bridging the development gap," Hamidi stated during a recent Kasih Desa program in Putatan, Sabah. "It will not only improve infrastructure but also create opportunities for economic growth and enhance the quality of life for communities in rural Sabah." The allocation will fund various projects, including road construction, small bridge construction, electricity supply improvements, and alternative water systems. Additionally, a substantial portion will be dedicated to community development programs and skills training initiatives. This investment underscores the government's commitment to inclusive development and reducing regional disparities. The project's success will be instrumental in improving the overall well-being of Sabah's rural population and fostering sustainable economic growth in the region.