Tag: GDP

Sarawak has achieved significant milestones, including the historic 2022 constitutional amendment and exceeding renewable energy targets, positioning itself as ASEAN's "Battery." However, this progress is juxtaposed against ongoing challenges like rural water access and unresolved Native Customary Rights (NCR) land disputes, requiring continued negotiation alongside implementation.

Sarawak aims for RM282 billion GDP by 2030, but Bumiputera, 72% of the population, own only 5% of businesses, mostly micro-enterprises lacking capital and access to AI and green sectors. This stark disparity demands urgent accountability for truly inclusive, equitable growth.

Nationwide, the Government intends to achieve an estimated 80 per cent of populated areas with 5G network coverage by the end of 2024, focusing on urban and rural areas as well as industrial parks.