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| WELCOME
TO KUCHING: Second Minister for Resource Planning and Environment Datuk
Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hassan welcomes South Korea Dongbu Group
president Myung Oh (left) during a courtesy call at his office at Wisma
Sumber Alam in Kuching Saturday. |
KUCHING:
It is imperative that Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak be given a bigger
mandate in the 13th general election to enable him to continue leading
Malaysia and ensure continuity in his transformation and development
programmes.
Second Minister for Resource Planning and Environment
Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hassan said since Najib became the prime
minister, Sarawak had received higher allocations for development.
“In
the 1960s, Sarawak only had about 800km of roads, and by 2008 it
increased to 18,000km due to the excellent state-federal relationships,”
he said in a press statement. “And for the 2013-2016 development
budget, Sarawak was given RM2.5 billion for infrastructure alone.”