Pengerusi BN Negeri Sembilan Mohamad Hasan melancarkan manifesto BN yang memposisikan negeri itu sebagai sebuah negeri 'mesra pelabur'.SEREMBAN: Barisan Nasional (BN) berjanji menarik pelaburan RM30 bilion dan menyediakan 50,000 peluang pekerjaan dalam tempoh lima tahun akan datang, sekiranya membentuk kerajaan Negeri Sembilan baharu.BN turut mengetengahkan dasar 'satu daerah, satu syarikat utama', bertujuan menarik perniagaan berskala besar ke pekan kecil untuk dijadikan pemangkin pertumbuhan ekonomi tempatan.Komitmen ekonomi lain dalam manifesto itu merangkumi usaha memposisikan Negeri Sembilan sebagai negeri yang 'mesra pelabur', menaik taraf dan memulihkan kawasan perindustrian sedia ada, menghidupkan semula hab halal negeri, serta membangunkan kemudahan 'pelabuhan darat'.Manifesto gabungan itu bagi PRN yang dilancarkan malam ini, menggariskan 88 inisiatif yang dimuatkan di bawah sembilan kluster, dengan tumpuan utama kepada ekonomi dan pembangunan.Pengerusi BN negeri, Mohamad Hasan, berkata BN akan berusaha ke arah mewujudkan 5,000 pekerjaan berpendapatan tinggi, khususnya dalam koridor Malaysia Vision Valley, selain melatih 20,000 peserta dalam program teknikal dan vokasional.Manifesto itu turut menggariskan program bantuan tunai, Skim Salam Sejahtera, menawarkan pembayaran secara berperingkat kepada penduduk pelbagai peringkat umur – bermula jumlah keseluruhan RM400 bagi bayi baharu lahir sehinggalah RM5,000 bagi graduan yang memperoleh ijazah sarjana muda kepujian kelas pertama daripada universiti awam, berserta bantuan untuk persekolahan, perkahwinan, dan usia emas.Mohamad berkata, ikrar ekonomi tersebut didukung janji kestabilan politik dan pentadbiran meluas, dengan meletakkan kesinambungan kerajaan sebagai syarat diperlukan untuk mencapai sasaran pelaburan dan penciptaan pekerjaan bagi mandat seterusnya.BN menggesa pengundi menyokong gabungan itu pada pilihan raya 1 Ogos ini, bersama slogan 'Tiba Masanya'. State BN chief Mohamad Hasan with party leaders at the unveiling of the coalition's manifesto, which positions Negeri Sembilan as an 'investor-friendly' state.SEREMBAN: Barisan Nasional has pledged to attract RM30 billion in investments and create 50,000 job opportunities over the next five years if it forms the next Negeri Sembilan government.BN also set out a “one district, one anchor company” policy, aimed at drawing large businesses into smaller towns to serve as catalysts for local economic growth.Other economic commitments in the manifesto include positioning Negeri Sembilan as an "investor-friendly" state, upgrading and revitalising existing industrial areas, reviving the state's halal hub, and developing an "inland port" facility.The coalition's manifesto for the state election, unveiled tonight, sets out 88 initiatives grouped under nine clusters, with a focus on the economy and development.State BN chairman Mohamad Hasan said BN would work towards creating 5,000 high-income jobs, specifically within the Malaysia Vision Valley corridor, alongside training 20,000 participants from technical and vocational programmes.The manifesto also outlines a cash-assistance programme, Skim Salam Sejahtera, offering staged payments to residents at different life stages - from a combined RM400 for newborns to as much as RM5,000 for graduates who achieve first-class honours from public universities, along with assistance for schooling, marriage, and old age.Mohamad said the economic pledges are underpinned by a broader promise of political and administrative stability, framing continuity in government as the condition needed to deliver on the investment and job-creation targets over the coming term.BN urged voters to back the coalition at the polls on Aug 1, using the message “Tiba Masanya” (The time has come).PN information chief Annuar Musa yesterday said BN and PN had agreed to merge their respective policy documents and would campaign on a single manifesto in the Negeri Sembilan state election.When asked about the matter, Mohamad said PN did not provide any input for BN's manifesto."The manifesto was prepared solely by BN as it is a continuation of plans formulated before PN was formed," he said.PN is set to unveil its manifesto tomorrow night.
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