The Sabah state government has approved an unprecedented allocation of RM70 million for Chinese and missionary schools, as well as non-Muslim houses of worship in 2025. This move reflects the government's commitment to supporting all communities and ensuring their needs are met. Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor highlighted the importance of unity and harmony in Sabah, using the diverse attendance at the Chinese New Year Carnival as an example.
The Sabah state government has approved a significant allocation of RM70 million for Chinese and missionary schools, as well as non-Muslim houses of worship in 2025. This marks the highest amount ever funded by the state government for these institutions, demonstrating its commitment to meeting the needs of all communities.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, speaking at the Chinese New Year Carnival launch in Kota Kinabalu on Friday, January 24, emphasized the state government's unwavering dedication to supporting all people's programs without discrimination. He highlighted the state's achievements in revenue collection and attracting investments, attributing these successes to the political stability fostered by the GRS-PH government.Hajiji also stressed the importance of unity and harmony in Sabah, using the diverse attendance at the Chinese New Year Carnival as an example. He urged the people to reject divisive elements that threaten peace and stability, emphasizing the need for collective effort to ensure Sabah's progress and development. The Chief Minister expressed gratitude to the Chinese community for their strong support in advancing the Sabah Maju Jaya (SMJ) development agenda. He commended the Kota Kinabalu City Hall and the Federation of Chinese Associations Sabah (FCAS) for their collaboration in organizing the successful carnival
SABAH GOVERNMENT CHINESE SCHOOLS MISSIONARY SCHOOLS NON-MUSLIM HOUSES OF WORSHIP UNITY HARMONY POLITICAL STABILITY DEVELOPMENT
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