Malaysia's BN promises 50,000 jobs in Negeri Sembilan election manifesto

Barisan Nasional (BN) is set to unveil a state election manifesto that promises around 50,000 job opportunities for young people in Negeri Sembilan. This initiative is a key focus for BN Chairman Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, aiming to invigorate employment prospects and stimulate the state's economy.

Datuk Mohd. Asna Amin, a BN candidate for the Lenggeng state seat, expressed confidence that this target is achievable if BN is entrusted with governing Negeri Sembilan. "I believe the government that will be formed will strive hard towards this goal. But the people must give BN the chance to govern again," he told Utusan Malaysia.

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I believe the government that will be formed will strive hard towards this goal. But the people must give BN the chance to govern again.

Mohd. Asna also raised questions about the current state government's reported RM19.1 billion investment. He clarified that this figure likely represents approved investments, not necessarily those that have been fully realized. "Mentioning RM19.1 billion in investments, but in reality, those are approved investments, not investments that have actually come in. That can be confusing for the people," he stated. He added that if the state government's administration were more efficient, approved investments should be realized more quickly.

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Mentioning RM19.1 billion in investments, but in reality, those are approved investments, not investments that have actually come in. That can be confusing for the people.