Chief minister Hajiji Noor says the state is steadfast in forging strategic domestic and international alliances to propel its development agenda.

Chief minister Hajiji Noor extended the invitation while outlining the state’s proactive approach to international economic cooperation.
Highlighting the state’s precise economic direction, Hajiji stressed the importance of building robust, continuous partnerships to achieve the state’s multifaceted goals.
“Guided by our ‘Hala Tuju Sabah Maju Jaya (SMJ) 2.0’ roadmap, we are steadfast in forging strategic domestic and international alliances to propel our development agenda,” he said.
His speech was delivered by deputy chief minister II Masidi Manjun, who is also the state finance minister, at a Chinese New Year reception at the Chinese consulate here.
He said Sabah continues to benefit from these strong ties, with China remaining a key partner in the state’s trade, tourism, and infrastructure sectors.
“Our bilateral ties have flourished, anchored by a foundation of mutual respect, strategic trust and a robust, expanding economic partnership.
“This flourishing relationship is evidenced by our increasing connectivity and the vibrant and expanding business collaborations we see today,” he added.
Hajiji expressed optimism that the strengthened collaboration between Malaysia and China, and specifically between Sabah and China, would extend far beyond mere economic gains.
He said this synergy would significantly enhance social ties and build a lasting foundation of trust and shared progress that directly benefits the people of both nations.
“May this Year of the Fire Horse that embodies strength, optimism, energy and determination foster a deeper partnership and closer collaboration between our nations, bringing prosperity to all our people,” he said. - FMT

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