‘Shaping Penang into preferred investment destination’


By DAVID TANN. TRISHA
Based on the manifesto, p-hailing riders are to get personal accident insurance coverage. — KT GOH/The Star

WHILE some believe the “Penang Unity Manifesto 2023” will benefit Penangites, others feel more can be done for lower-income groups.

Property agent Sam Ooi, 43, said Silicon Island development would help boost employment opportunities and attract high-impact investments.

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