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Federal-state ties strong as almost all Kelantan development project applications approved, says MB

KOTA BHARU, Nov 1 — Almost all applications for development and infrastructure projects submitted by the Kelantan...

Federal-state ties strong as almost all Kelantan development project applications approved, says MB

Kota Bharu, Nov 1 — A majority of development and infrastructure project applications submitted by the Kelantan state government have been approved by the Federal Government, according to Menteri Besar Datuk Mohd Nassuruddin Daud. The approvals were achieved through productive discussions and strong cooperation between federal and state government agencies, aimed at addressing development challenges in the regions.

“Through discussions, we can identify the actual problems on the ground. There are no problems that cannot be resolved,” he emphasized. Daud highlighted that all prioritized development and infrastructure issues could be resolved via dialogue and that relations between federal and state agencies in Kelantan were excellent. The applications for the 400-meter runway extension at Sultan Ismail Petra Airport and the extension of the East Coast Rail Link to Rantau Panjang were among the approved projects.

These developments are crucial for boosting investment, expanding industrial areas, and generating employment opportunities. Mohd Nassuruddin also noted that the proposal to extend the East Coast Rail Link to Rantau Panjang, near southern Thailand, received a positive response after Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim assured the Federal Government's support.

He expressed gratitude for the widespread approvals, particularly for the Lebir Dam project, which he believes will lead to job creation upon completion.

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