Kampung Baru Development: Preserving Malay Heritage and Residents' Rights
The federal territories minister, Dr Zaliha, has reassured that any upcoming development plans for Kampung Baru in Kuala Lumpur will prioritize the preservation of its rich history and unique land status. This move aims to protect the rights and interests of the Malay residents, ensuring they are not marginalized in the process. As one of the oldest Malay settlements in the city, Kampung Baru's cultural and historical significance will be taken into account in all development decisions. The government is committed to striking a balance between progress and preservation, incorporating elements of urban renewal and community development to benefit the local residents. With a focus on sustainable development and community engagement, the future of Kampung Baru is set to be shaped by a collaborative effort between the government, residents, and stakeholders. Key aspects such as cultural heritage preservation, urban planning, and community development will be carefully considered to ensure the area's unique character is retained. By doing so, the government hopes to create a vibrant and inclusive community that showcases the best of Malay culture and traditions.