SANDAKAN: The Sabah State Government views conservation work at the Lower Kinabatangan River seriously, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman.
“Through our programmes, we aim to establish partnership that benefit major landowners and local communities, as well as wildlife and the environment.
“An atmosphere of mutual cooperation is necessary to ensure that business opportunities are translated into conservation benefits,” he said at the East Malaysia Planters Association (EMPA) Seminar on Synergizing Sustainability and Profitability in Oil Palm Plantations – Challenges and Opportunities, here yesterday.
His speech was read by Sabah Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Raymond Tan Shu Kiah.
Musa said the varied scenery, wildlife, culture and history of Sabah were among its most important resources, and balanced development was critical for future growth.
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