Development

Premier YAB Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari Bin Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg’s leadership has transformed Sarawak through advancements in digital innovation, renewable energy, economic autonomy, human capital development, and sustainable growth, driving progress toward becoming a developed state by 2030.

Under Budget 2025 (Belanjawan 2025), Sarawak will receive RM5.9 billion in development funds, an increase from RM5.8 billion allocated in the previous national budget.

The opening of the complex also marks Sarawak’s entry into the petrochemical industry as it strives to drive socio-economic progress through its manufacturing sector and the green economy.

With the Sarawak Government having increased its stake in the financial institution to become the largest shareholder, Affin Bank is expected to help bolster Sarawak’s socio-economic progress, especially in supporting small and medium-sized businesses.

Far more than producing world-class athletes, governments across the globe are investing in various aspects of sport in ways that benefit the people. Infrastructure, in particular, is one such investment, as demonstrated by recent initiatives in Sarawak.

An overview of one of the fastest-growing sectors in tourism that goes beyond visitors watching world-class sports events.

Once fully implemented, the Sarawak Energy Transition Policy (SET-P) will become one of several imperative ways forward for Sarawak as it accelerates its shift towards clean energy.

A Sarawak delegation led by Deputy Premier YB Datuk Amar Haji Awang Tengah Ali Hasan has gone to Canada to study its mining sector – a major step forward towards accelerating the progress of the economic sector in the State.

A working visit to China in May 2024 by the Sarawak Government delegation led by Deputy Premier YB Datuk Amar Haji Awang Tengah Ali Hasan marks another step for Sarawak in growing its bamboo-based industry and overall green economy.

Upon its completion in 2027, the Sarawak Performing Arts Centre will become a dedicated venue for the organisation of performing arts activities, further driving the State’s economy through the creative industry.