PH’s Hakiman wants to turn Ayer Molek into education, employment hub
Melaka PKR Youth chief Hakimin Mokhtar says the constituency has potential to attract higher education institutions, as well as business establishments.
In Melaka's Ayer Molek constituency, Pakatan Harapan candidate Hakimin Mokhtar aims to transform the area into an education and employment hub. The 35-year-old says his plans for the constituency stem from discussions with residents, who expressed a primary concern over job opportunities.
Hakimin, who is seeking election on November 14, envisions Ayer Molek drawing in higher education institutions like Mara colleges or polytechnics, along with businesses that could invigorate the local economy. Speaking to Bernama, the PKR Youth chief detailed his proposals to turn Ayer Molek into an educational and commercial center, hoping to attract supermarket operators and companies to establish operations there.
Moreover, Hakimin proposes converting the state legislative assembly development and coordination committee (Japerun) complex into an open community service center, available to all, irrespective of their background or political alignment. He envisions the Japerun becoming a proactively engaging one-stop center where residents can voice concerns, seek assistance, and share their insights.
Hakimin believes an elected representative should remain accessible to the community beyond election periods and election days, he added.
Hakimin also aims to tackle other pressing issues faced by residents, such as improving internet connectivity, addressing flood problems, and resolving basic infrastructure issues that have gone unaddressed by preceding administrations. The PKR candidate faces a one-on-one contest against Barisan Nasional candidate Mohd Ridhwan Mohd Ali for the Ayer Molek seat.
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