SINGAPORE: The Sarawak government aims to strengthen the state’s position as a green innovation hub and is open to partnerships and investments in clean energy, digital technology, and sustainable industries.
Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg said global partnerships drive Sarawak’s sustainability, accelerating clean energy innovation, technology transfer, and investment.
“Collaborating with governments and industries, we are expanding hydrogen, renewable energy, and carbon markets while strengthening regional energy security regional energy security.
“Beyond collaborations with Japan, South Korea, China, and the UAE, we continue engaging global stakeholders to grow low-carbon industries, develop sustainable infrastructure, and drive innovation in clean energy solutions,” he said.
He said this when delivering a public lecture at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute here today.
Abang Johari, who is also the Finance and New Economy Minster said as Sarawak move toward 2030, it is also fostering sustainability through innovation, investment, and strategic incentives in renewable energy, hydrogen, biotechnology, carbon capture, and eco-tourism.
Launched in last October, he said the Sarawak Sustainability Blueprint accelerates investment and technological innovation, strengthening leadership in green hydrogen, carbon capture, and smart cities.
It also drives technology collaboration in artificial intelligence (AI)-driven resource management, blockchain-enabled carbon markets, and smart urban solutions to enhance efficiency and sustainability, he added.
“Skilled workforce powers this vision. Through scholarships, training, and university partnerships, we are preparing talent for clean energy and digital transformation,” he said. adding that strengthening regional cooperation in green industry, energy security, and climate solutions, the state is shaping a sustainable, competitive economy.
“Sarawak demonstrates that economic growth and environmental responsibility can progress together.
“Our journey reflects how strong policies, community engagement, and global collaboration drive sustainability,” said Abang Johari.
