Lukanisman (third left) presents the Program Kasih Ihsan Madani (i-Care4U) contribution to one of the recipients.
MIRI (May 10): The development of Subis District will be strategically aligned with tourism-driven initiatives under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with Niah Cave positioned as the district’s flagship attraction, according to Sibuti MP Dato Lukanisman Awang Sauni.
Speaking at the ‘Program Bakti Madani Subis’ at Dewan Sepupok, Niah today, the federal Deputy Health Minister said Subis’ rich natural assets, including pristine beaches, cultural events, and heritage sites, had made it an ideal future hub for agro-tourism and eco-tourism in northern Sarawak.
He noted that the district is already well-known for its oil agricultural output, particularly oil palm cultivation and local products such as ‘kelulut’ (stingless bee) honey from Bekenu and ‘belacan’ (shrimp paste) from the Bekenu-Niah area.
“Subis also serves as a strategic stop-over point for travellers heading to Suai, Niah and Bintulu,” he said.
“Destinations such as Tanjung Bungai Beach, Peliau Beach, Tusan Beach, the Miri-SIbuti Coral Reef, as well as Lambir National Park, offer strong tourism potential.”
Beyond tourism, he also outlined a series of development proposals under the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP), with a strong emphasis on education.
“The plan includes the complete rebuilding of four dilapidated schools in the district.
The programme was jointly organised by the Performance Acceleration and Coordination Unit (Pacu) and the Regional Corridor Development Authority (Recoda), drawing participation from hundreds of residents.
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