Klang's City Status: Mo' Money Mo' Problems

Cha Ly Koh , CEO, Founder, Urbanmetry

03-Aug-23 12:00

Klang's City Status: Mo' Money Mo' Problems

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On the back of Klang becoming a city, we’ll be discussing the implications that this has on its local businesses, what a newly-formed city needs in order to thrive, and the implications on urban planning that come along with culture and heritage.

Joining us in our discussion is Cha Ly Koh, CEO and Founder of Urbanmetry, a data analytics company focused on providing solutions for their clients to create better cities in Malaysia.

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan

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Categories: economy, environment, government, History/Heritage, culture, SME, entrepreneurs

Tags: urban planning, klang, klang valley, economic development,

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