Shah Alam is entering a new phase of development, focusing on data, technology and public well-being, says mayor Datuk Mohd Fauzi Mohd Yatim.
He said under the Sustainable Smart Shah Alam 2035 Blueprint, Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) services would be enhanced through the use of data and digitalisation, including the implementation of the Smart Integrated Command Centre, smart parking systems and improved waste management.
“These initiatives will boost administrative efficiency, ensuring Shah Alam remains a responsive, people-friendly city built on innovation.
“Additionally, the low-carbon city agenda is being promoted through the Shah Alam Low-Carbon City Framework, focusing on reducing the carbon footprint, encouraging urban green transport and adopting renewable energy practices,” he said at the Shah Alam Urban Forum 2025 (SAUF 2025).
The forum was launched by Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari at MBSA Convention Centre in Section 13, Bernama reported.
Mohd Fauzi said the two-day SAUF 2025, organised by MBSA, aimed to realise this vision and serve as a key platform to discuss the planning and implementation of orderly, sustainable, inclusive and liveable urban development.
The forum, he said, also celebrated MBSA’s achievements, coinciding with the city’s 25th Silver Jubilee of its declaration as a city on Oct 10.
