- Adrian Lim views Sabah, a state within Malaysia, as a key growth market.
- The new event is part of a larger economic discussion involving the regions of Sabah and Borneo.
Sarawak feels left behind by the rapid economic transformation occurring in Peninsular Malaysia.
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
Sarawak feels left behind by the rapid economic transformation occurring in Peninsular Malaysia.
Who's involved
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Part of
The new event is part of a larger economic discussion involving the regions of Sabah and Borneo.Also in this story
- Economist comments on regional subsidy adjustments in Sabah.
- Political corruption extends from the capital city into the island of Borneo.
- Local councils in Borneo are being urged to innovate and meet international standards.
- Economic developments show Sabah edged out by Perak in GDP reports, alongside political administration upheaval and partial lifting of visit restrictions for Japanese nationals.
Within Adrian Lim views Sabah, a state within Malaysia, as a key growth market.
The entities involved
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Sarawak
state in Malaysia
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Peninsular Malaysia
portion of Malaysia located on the Malacca Peninsula in Southeast Asia
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