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Federal Territories Minister Khalid Samad is hoping for an increased development allocation for Labuan in Budget 2019, saying that the allocation is necessary to develop various industries in the federal territory, including tourism, fishery and the halal hub.
Khalid told reporters that at Parliament lobby on Monday.
Khalid told reporters that at Parliament lobby on Monday.
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