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Breaking Sabah's Resource Curse Plaguing Its Economy

Dr. Firdausi Suffian, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy, UiTM Sabah

04-Jul-22 07:45

Breaking Sabah's Resource Curse Plaguing Its Economy

Dr. Firdausi Suffian, Senior Lecturer in Public Policy, UiTM Sabah unpacks the economic challenges facing Sabah and gives his perspective on the right diversification economic model it needs to adopt to drive greater growth and to substantially reduce its poverty level

Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Philip See, Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  government,  economy

Tags:  sabah economy,  Berjaya Land,  kota kinabalu international airport,  kimanis, 


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