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Sarawak Premier Outlines Land Policy for State Development and NCR Titling

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Premier Abang Johari stated that over 1.25 million hectares of Native Customary Rights (NCR) land have been surveyed across Sarawak as of August 31 this year. The Sarawak government is committed to accelerating the surveying and titling of this land. The next phase requires an end-to-end resolution process, including identifying areas, surveying, verifying boundaries, documentation, registration, and title issuance.

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The policy outlines the government's approach to land tenure and resource management within Sarawak. The successful implementation hinges on clear processes, good communication, and engagement with landowners and various stakeholders to reduce potential disputes.

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  • SarawakState government focused on land policy and governance.
  • Abang JohariPremier leading the government regarding the land policy.

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  • Sarawak EnergySpeculative

    The land planning could reduce risk and speed up land acquisition for energy projects.

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