TAWAU : Ketua Menteri Sabah
Datuk Seri Musa Aman yakin negeri Sabah berada di landasan yang baik dan tepat
untuk meneruskan pembangunan ekonomi negeri dan memelihara kemakmuran rakyat di
bawah kepimpinan kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN).
Beliau berkata kedudukan
kewangan Sabah kini begitu kukuh dan diperakui sendiri oleh Ketua Audit Negara,
sehinggakan Sabah mampu membayar gaji penjawat awamnya hingga ke peringkat akar
umbi seperti Jawatankuasa Kemajuan dan Keselamatan Kampung (JKKK).
"Semua ini kerana
kedudukan kewangan kita yang kukuh. Bagi program membasmi kemiskinan, kita
wujudkan estet miniera (Mesej) di seluruh negeri. Kita lakukan ini kerana kita
sedar masih ramai rakyat yang tidak memiliki rumah, tidak ada kerja dan sumber
pendapatan.
"Sebab itu kita
berbelanja beratus juta ringgit membangunkan pelbagai program untuk rakyat.
Kita tidak memikirkan kepentingan diri kita sendiri tetapi juga kepentingan
anak cucu kita pada masa akan datang," katanya ketika berucap pada majlis
perjumpaan dengan pemimpin-pemimpin masyarakat zon Tawau di sini Jumaat.
Menurut Musa, kerajaan di
bawah kepimpinan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak memandang lebih
jauh ke hadapan dengan merancang program pembangunan yang boleh ditinggalkan
atau diwariskan kepada generasi akan datang agar hidup mereka lebih selesa,
aman dan sejahtera. (Bernama)
ekonomi Sabah kini makin kukuh di bawah kepimpinan Musa Aman. dengan ini pembangunan Sabah juga semakin pesat.
ReplyDeletebyk program dan projek dijalankan kerajaan untuk membangunkan dan membantu penduduk Sabah meningkatkan taraf hidup.
ReplyDeleteSemua itu tidak dinafikan lagi oleh penduduk Sabah. Kerajaan telah pun memberikan yang terbaik kepada Sabah dalam pembangunan. Harap kawasan pendalaman akan diberikan tumpuan sepenuhnya untuk dibantu.
ReplyDeletebagi sesetangah pihak, walaupun bukti ada didepan mata, mereka tetap akan menafikan bahawa Sabah berada dilandasan yang betul..
ReplyDeletesyabas kepada kerajaan negeri dibawah pimpinan Musa Aman.. hanya ketika era beliau barulah Sabah mengalami banyak perubahan positif..
ReplyDeleteSabah has been allocated RM4.416 billion under the Second Rolling Plan (of the 10th Malaysia Plan) to carry out 724 projects.
ReplyDeleteAnd as of May 3 this year, a sum of RM692 million or 15.6 per cent of the allocation for 2012 had been spent on development projects.
ReplyDeleteChief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman made the disclosure after chairing the State Action Committee meeting.
ReplyDeleteMusa said he had reminded every ministry and related departments to ensure all government initiatives were made known to the people, especially projects that would benefit the target groups.
ReplyDeleteMusa also said members of the committee were also told yesterday that what mattered most was the people’s satisfaction towards the initiatives undertaken by the government in terms of services, wealth creation and effectiveness in resolving problems.
ReplyDeleteThe civil servants too play a crutial role in state development: the Chief Minister urged members of the civil service to ensure the projects listed under the Second Rolling Plan achieved their objectives.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, Musa urged Sabahans who had gone to the peninsula to look for jobs to return to Sabah. He said there were currently some 20,000 job available in the State.
ReplyDeleteThose who have experience working in the hotel and service industry should come back as a lot of hotels and resorts are being built throughout the State.
ReplyDeletePlanning and policy-makers should be ‘people oriented’ to create a community-friendly environment by providing access facilities based on a standard that is universally acceptable.
ReplyDeleteMinister of Community Development and Consumer Affairs, Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun said, accessibility is not just going in and out of buildings, but cover all other aspects such as the road system and public transport facilities.
ReplyDeleteShe believes that if all the basic facilities for the disabled are given attention, there would be more people with disabilities (OKU) being able to contribute to the economic development and the government would not need to spend a lot of money just by giving aid.
ReplyDeleteThe government takes serious care and concern for the disabled with the introduction of the Disabled Persons Act 2008. Under the Act, the disabled has the right to access and use the facilities, amenities, services and public buildings.
ReplyDeleteTherefore, the government or the provider of any facility, amenity, service and public buildings must give appropriate consideration and take the necessary steps to conform to the universally acceptable design in order to facilitate access for the disabled.
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