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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has endorsed Sarawak's readiness to assume operational control of Bintulu Port, signalling federal confidence in the state's administrative capacity to oversee a major regional trade hub.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has expressed confidence in Sarawak's ability to operate Bintulu Port following the planned transfer of control from federal to state authorities, signalling trust in the state government's operational expertise.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has expressed confidence in Sarawak's capacity to manage Bintulu Port following its handover from federal to state authority, describing the transfer as a demonstration of trust and collaboration between levels of government.
Sarawak has taken regulatory control of Bintulu Port in a significant step forward for Malaysia Agreement 1963 implementation. The handover, witnessed by PM Anwar Ibrahim, reinforces the state's founding partner status and opens opportunities for green industry development.