The government's allocation of RM184 million in Budget 2024 to the sports industry saw a significant decline of 46.1% compared to the RM399 million allocated last year.
The youth and sports minister was echoing Chef de Mission Datuk Chong Kim Fatt’s statement yesterday who claimed that the financial factor plays a big role in the progress of sports by the great powers including overall champions China, Japan, South Korea and India.
The government will establish a sports industry centre of excellence in collaboration with selected higher education institutions to develop the sports industry.
Non-Malay dissatisfaction with PMX and PH is understandable, yet William Leong stresses that abstaining from voting risks surrendering the nation’s future. He argues that reforms, though imperfect, are still vital to protect Malaysia’s democratic path
The appointment of the System Turnkey Contractor marks the next major phase of the Penang Mutiara Line, allowing railway systems design to progress in tandem with ongoing civil works
