All systems go for Lumut as an engine of growth


(Fifth from left) Perak State Development Corp (PKNPk) chief executive Datuk Redza Rafiq Abdul Razak and (fourth from right) Port of Antwerp-Bruges International (PoABI) managing director Kristof Waterschoot at the signing of the joint venture shareholders' agreement between PoABI and PKNPk.

PERAK stands on the brink of a transformative leap with the Lumut Maritime Industrial City (LuMIC) project set to redefine the region’s identity from a quiet state on the west coast to a bustling hub of maritime and industrial activity.

This ambitious initiative is set to catalyse not only economic growth but also foster global partnerships and significant local transformations, according to Perak State Development Corp (PKNPk).

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