Sabah ready for improved ties with Indonesia after new capital named


KOTA KINABALU: With Indonesia's plan to relocate its capital to Kalimantan taking off, Sabah is looking forward to enhancing trade ties with the neighbouring country.

Chief MInister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor expressed optimism about his hope for better ties following Indonesia's announcement on Monday on the name of its new capital – Nusantara.

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