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Malaysia: Housing Ministry eyes University of Cambridge tie-up on sustainable urban planning

The proposed collaboration with the University of Cambridge would strengthen strategic partnerships with leading global institutions in pursuit of sustainable urban development.

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The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) is seeking to establish a Malaysia-Cambridge urban platform to pursue Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 2030 under the Madani economy framework.

Its Minister, Nga Kor Ming, said the proposed collaboration with the University of Cambridge would strengthen strategic partnerships with leading global institutions in pursuit of sustainable urban development.

“Malaysia’s strong economic growth and improving global competitiveness reflect the nation’s resilience as a formidable trading economy in Asia despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, and it is timely for the country to step up efforts to establish strategic partnerships with the world’s top institutions,” he said in a statement today.

Nga earlier delivered a keynote address at the inaugural Forum on Housing and Urban Planning at Downing College, University of Cambridge, making him the first minister from the Madani government to be invited to speak at the prestigious institution.

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