Rauf eyes Kota Laksamana as new Melaka state capital
Caretaker chief minister Ab Rauf Yusoh said a five-year development plan for the area had been prepared with the state government working alongside the private sector.
Melaka's Chief Minister, Ab Rauf Yusoh, has expressed optimism about Kota Laksamana potentially becoming the state's new capital. This city has shown rapid development, which Rauf believes can catalyze economic growth and transform the region's landscape. Rauf outlined a five-year development plan for Kota Laksamana, highlighting the collaboration between the state government and the private sector.
However, Rauf noted that certain concessions have been awarded to private companies, which are now undertaking projects under the private finance initiative. Despite this, the state government remains committed to supporting the private sector, reducing bureaucracy, and accelerating economic activity in Kota Laksamana. The development plan also encompasses areas within the waterfront economic zone, which include commercial, residential, healthcare, and tourism sectors.
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