Saying yes to improvement


(From left) Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce president Datuk Seri Hong Yeam Wah, Yew, Dr Ramasamy, Chow, Moh and the other guests at the opening of Menara M Summit in Magazine Road, George Town. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star

PENANG welcomes developments as long as they have no adverse impact on the environment and the society, said Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow.

“We also look forward to forging partnerships with responsible developers via a sustainability-led development agenda,” he said at the recent Menara M Summit opening in Magazine Road, George Town.

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