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Adenan unveils 15-point manifesto [VIDEO]

KUCHING: Barisan Nasional has revealed its election manifesto for the Sarawak state election, focusing on 15 points.

The 15 points touch on, among others, upholding the rights of Sarawak and its people, improving the welfare of the less fortunate, creating more job opportunities, education, health and housing for the low and middle income groups.

Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem said the manifesto represented Sarawak BN's promises and pledges to its people, aiming to achieve a peaceful and progressive state.

"Over the years, we have a proven track record. The BN government has kept the Rakyat's trust and proven that we do not make empty promises or pledges that ring hollow.

"With the support of the people, we have delivered results in the past. We are determined and will continue to deliver results in the future," said Adenan during the launch of the manifesto at the Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu headquarters here, today.

The theme for this year's manifesto, Adenan said, was 'Give TeamAdenan A Chance'.

Also present was BN secretary-general Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor.

Barisan Nasional Sarawak Manifesto 2016

1. Uphold the rights of Sarawak and its people

2. Safeguard the peace and harmony of our state

3. Preserve the Sarawak culture, heritage and beliefs

4. Guarantee people's rights over their land

5. Protect and conserve our natural environment

6. Improve the welfare of the less fortunate

7. Provide more affordable housing for low and middle income groups

8. Accelerate the development of roads, coverage of water, electricity and telecommunication

9. Enhance accessibility to health services

10. Increase participation of women in our socio economic activities

11. Recognise and develop potential of youths for our future

12. Advance education and technical training

13. Create more job opportunities for Sarawakians

14. Develop conducive environment for investment and entrepreneurship

15. Industrialise the state through manufacturing, tourism and rural transformation

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