Hasil daripada kerajaan persekutuan akan kembali kepada rakyat, kata Hajiji
Ketua menteri Sabah berkata, rakyat negeri itu akan terima manfaat menerusi pelbagai bentuk insentif, bantuan dan pembangunan.
Hajiji Noor, the Chief Minister of Sabah, has stated that the increased interim special grant payment of RM1.5 billion will be utilized entirely to build more infrastructure, enhance water and electricity supply across the state. The returns from the federal government in Sabah will be returned to the people through various incentives, assistance, and development, he said.
The interim special grant increase of RM1.5 billion, which commenced this year, will be fully utilized to construct more expressways, concrete bridges, and improve water and electricity supply throughout Sabah. Noor referenced Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's decision to raise the interim payment amount and mentioned that the funds will be used for Sabah's development agenda and public welfare initiatives like the construction of more Sabah Maju Jaya homes and the Sentuhan Kasih Rakyat program.
On June 12, the Sabah government received RM600 million from the special interim grant payment of RM1.5 billion being allocated by the federal government. Meanwhile, Noor emphasized that the Sabah government remains focused on financial performance and increasing revenue, targeting to maintain RM7 billion annually since 2022, and expecting it to rise to RM8 billion this year.
Additionally, Sabah's economic resilience continues to strengthen despite facing domestic and global challenges, making it a strategic investment destination.
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