Awang Tengah Ali

Awang Tengah said the qualification, capability and competence of applicants would be prioritised regardless of quota, race or background.

Awang Tengah said the state government wanted the effort to boost income to be participated by all the people of Sarawak.

The just-concluded Sarawak state election saw two Deputy Chief Ministers, Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas and Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan, retain their seats, in Bukit Saban and Bukit Sari.

Awang Tengah promised to continue the development agenda in Bukit Sari, protect the welfare of the people.

Many are already calling the Bukit Sari contest in tomorrow's 12th Sarawak election a foregone conclusion, and with good reason.

Alias also hopes to ensure equitable development for all races in Bukit Sari.

Datuk Ali Biju must explain to the voters in the Krian constituency of his decision to withdraw from contesting the seat so that they will vote for the Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) candidate instead.

Awang Tengah said although Bukit Sari is a GPS stronghold, the other candidates were formidable opponents and possessed their own strengths.

Sarawak Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan will face a three-cornered fight for the Bukit Sari seat in the Sarawak state election this time.

The ecotourism sector in Ba'kelalan is expected to continue expanding as the country shifts into the endemic phase of COVID-19.

The construction of a new agriculture station in Ba'kelalan will spur the development of the local agricultural sector in the area.

Awang Tengah explained that quality roads will open up development and economic growth opportunities for the villagers along the route.

The Sarawak Ministry for International Trade and Industry, Industrial Terminal and Entrepreneur Development plans to set up Sarawak Invest.

The Sarawak government constantly improves its policies and services to maintain a healthy business ecosystem, Awang Tengah said.

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