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No single executive should derail Negeri Sembilan's development, says former MB
Former Menteri Besar Aminuddin Harun has raised concerns about repeated delays in state government approvals for pending business projects, warning they could hamper the development of Negeri Sembilan.
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Aminuddin Harun, the state's former chief minister, has cautioned against allowing any single executive to impede Negeri Sembilan's progress, citing growing concerns over approval bottlenecks within the state administration.
The former leader pointed to recurring delays in processing business applications awaiting state government clearance, which he warned could undermine the economic development trajectory of the state.
His remarks underscore ongoing frustrations within the business community over bureaucratic hurdles that have slowed project approvals and implementation. Aminuddin stressed that streamlined approval processes are critical to maintaining investor confidence and sustaining economic momentum in Negeri Sembilan.
The former MB's comments reflect broader discussions about administrative efficiency within state governments across the region, as policymakers grapple with balancing regulatory oversight with economic development imperatives.
The remarks come as Negeri Sembilan continues efforts to position itself as an attractive investment destination in South Selangor, competing with neighbouring states for business opportunities and development projects.