New industrial areas to spur growth


Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amin Uddin Harun (centre) and state industrialisation and non-Muslim affairs committee chairman Teo Kok Seong (second from right) at the groundbreaking ceremony for the SPD Tech Valley.

NEGRI Sembilan, on track towards attaining developed-state status and progressively moving towards a digital-centric economy, has outlined plans to attract more investments to further boost revenue and achieve its vision to become a prosperous, inclusive and sustainable state by 2045.

Taking advantage of its strategic location and proximity to the country’s main airports and seaports, the state administration plans to open more industrial areas especially the greentech and high technology industries to achieve this.

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