World · Malaysia Bureau
Sabah accelerates push to achieve RM100 billion GDP target by 2030
Sabah is moving forward with implementation of its economic growth plan to meet an ambitious gross domestic product target within the next six years. The state government is prioritizing industrial development planning, foreign investment attraction, and infrastructure readiness as key pillars of the strategy.
LSN Malaysia ·
Sabah is stepping up efforts to realize its goal of reaching a RM100 billion gross domestic product by 2030, with the state government now focused on executing critical development initiatives. Chief Minister Hajiji Noor said the current phase concentrates on ensuring industrial development planning is properly structured, foreign investment is actively pursued, and necessary infrastructure is in place to support economic expansion. The announcement reflects the state's determination to accelerate economic growth over the coming years through coordinated policy implementation and strategic resource allocation. Officials have identified industrial sector development, investment promotion, and infrastructure enhancement as the primary levers for achieving the ambitious GDP target. The timeline underscores Sabah's confidence in its economic potential and the feasibility of the growth strategy under proper implementation and sustained commitment from state authorities.