Academics: Multiple benefits from developing Malay reserve land


KUALA LUMPUR: The development of Malay reserve land, particularly for building more affordable housing, can provide greater opportunities for bumiputras to become homeowners, especially in city centres, says an academic.

Prof Dr Mansor Mohd Noor, honorary professor at the Institute of Ethnic Studies at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, believes that the move could also help balance the position of the community in urban areas, which is crucial for fostering unity.

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