Transforming Sarawak into the richest state by 2030 requires a long haul multi-pronged strategy.
The nexus of Sarawak strategic thrusts is developing a first-class public service. Subscribing to the underlying philosophy “An Honor To Serve”, the vision of Sarawak Civil Service is to be a benchmark of world class service. Widely recognized as setting the bar for high performance and excellent service delivery, it embraces the universal values of integrity, respect for others and adherence to the laws, bringing forth strong work ethics which reflect urgency and results.
Ever expanding portfolio of global investors seeking opportunities in Sarawak speaks volume of the professionalism and integrity of her potent civil service.
Attention is given to the needs and development of rural Sarawak with scattered population in remote corners. Sarawak forms a third of Malaysia and it is about 95% of the total land size of Peninsular Malaysia. It has a population of about of about 2.6 million based on the 2010 census and scattered throughout its nooks and corners in about 6,000 small settlements. There is no other state that has about 6,000 small settlements, each with less than 50 or 20 families.
The Flying Doctor Service Malaysia provides health care and services to their backyard since 1973. It complements the rural health centers that cater for maternal and child care in far-flung villages.
The fundamentals laid down in the road map to a greater Sarawak has been staked up with sound strategies and plans to harness her assets for a bright future for the present and future generations to come.
From pre-school to skills development institutions and international-class universities, the direction is crystal clear – the people are Sarawak’s greatest assets.
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