Sarawak to explore collaboration with Russia on rocket, satellite launches, says premier
Abang Johari Openg says Sarawak needs more engineers and are exploring collaboration to develop a larger pool of professionals in the field.
KUCHING, Nov 1 — Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg disclosed that the state government is considering collaboration with Russia in rocket and satellite launches. The idea was broached by the Russian Federation's Ambassador to Malaysia, Naiyl M. Latypov, during a courtesy call. Sarawak, being strategically located near the Equator, could benefit from this potential partnership.
Abang Johari emphasized that his administration is eager to attract more engineers and foster the growth of professionals in the field. He highlighted this during the inauguration of the extension building of Gurdwara Sahib Kuching. Sarawak should take advantage of the increasing global interest in the state by implementing effective policies and having clear development plans.
Recent reports in local media mentioned that Russia has shown a willingness to engage in discussions about collaboration with Sarawak across various sectors. These sectors include aerospace, energy, agriculture, shipbuilding, and education.
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