MVV development to benefit all levels of society, says Najib


PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia Vision Valley (MVV) will be a well-planned and sustainable development conducive for work, play and living.

Covering 153,000ha of Seremban and Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan, the project is part of the Govern­ment’s vision for Greater Kuala Lumpur that will be undertaken in stages up to 2045.

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