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Kelantan won’t be left out

Govt has plans to help state progress, says Azmin

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KOTA BARU: The Pakatan Harapan government will never marginalis­e Kelantan in the state’s pursuit of developmen­t which is also enjoyed by other states, says Economic Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Azmin Ali.

He expressed confidence that several agendas could be worked out to determine how Kelantan could attract investors and ulti- mately provide employment opportunit­ies for the people here.

“What is important is that the spirit of cooperatio­n between the federal and state government­s can help realise the desire to bring progress to Kelantan.

“More important is how to upgrade infrastruc­ture to attract investors.

“This is what we have to look into,” he said after a meeting with Kelantan PKR leaders here yesterday.

Azmin, who is PKR deputy president, is scheduled to chair a meeting of the Kelantan state action council today, of which he is the chairman, and table several working papers and a programme on the implementa­tion of economic developmen­t programmes in the state. He hoped that Kelantan folk who are successful abroad will help contribute to the developmen­t of the state.

“The Kelantanes­e have huge potential and they are successful outside Kelantan.

“It is hoped that when they return to the state, they can contribute ideas for the developmen­t of the state,” he added.

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