The JKR Sarawak Research Centre, established in 2014, advances Sarawak's infrastructure with innovative materials, sustainable practices, and strategic collaborations, setting new standards in quality, efficiency, and environmental responsibility.
Sarawak's geoengineering challenges require green innovation for sustainable development, highlighted at TropICon 2024 amid efforts to address peatland and alluvial soil issues.
Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari unveils ambitious plans for Miri's development, focusing on oil and gas resurgence, infrastructure, tourism promotion, and economic empowerment.
Marudi District is experiencing a revitalisation in its socio-economic growth, especially in its tourism sector, thanks to various development projects that have been implemented for the past many years.
Ministry of Infrastructure and Port Development 's proactive approach promises a future of progress, prosperity, and improved livelihoods for citizens.
A milestone for JBPM Sarawak was the launch of the Mountain Cave Search and Rescue (MOCSAR) team in July 2020 to enhance efficiency in search and rescue operations in Mulu National Park.
Aside from health benefits, sport infrastructural investments and developments result in various and long-term impacts, includes social and economic benefits.
To strengthen its port sector, Sarawak is undertaking a few long-term measures, including developing its own port master plan and establishing a centralised port authority.
This article focuses on the initiatives and projects by the Ministry for Infrastructure and Port Development (MIPD) mentioned during the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly (DUN) in November 2022 to provide connectivity in Sarawak through the development of infrastructure.