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Sarawak seeks greater control over its strategic resources, including oil and gas, with the federal court deciding jurisdictional rights.
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NOVEMBER 2 — Sarawak reportedly would push for greater control of its strategic resources, including the oil and gas industry.
Citing the takeover of Bintulu port, Premier Abang Johari Openg said there were many more assets that Sarawak intended to take over.
Such moves, however, would require the backing of the Sarawakians.
“The more Sarawakians stand behind us and our leadership, the more determined we will be to continue fighting for Sarawak,” Abang Johari was quoted as saying.
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