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The federal government, Selangor government, and Gamuda Land (Discovery Wetlands Sdn Bhd) have signed an agreement to further develop Paya Indah Wetlands into an ecotourism destination.

The tripartite agreement involving the Ministry of Natural Resources and Natural Sustainability (NRES), Selangor State Government, and Gamuda Land was signed in the presence of Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad and Selangor Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari on Thursday (Oct 3).

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00:00So, today we have a signature meeting of the Trans-Pacific Partnership for Operation and Management of the Rizap-Paya-Indah Land.
00:13It is a tripartite agreement between the NRIS representing the government of the Selangor state and also Gamuda Land through Discovery Wetlands.
00:23And through this agreement, it will be in force until 31 July 2037.
00:29The DWSB, Discovery Wetlands, under Gamuda, will take over the operation and management of the Rizap-Paya-Indah Wetlands.
00:38And the government of the Selangor state, through the partnership, will focus on the conservation program of wildlife.
00:45And the government of the Selangor state remains as the owner of the Rizap-Paya-Indah Wetlands.
00:50And a joint work force led by the KPI Perhilitan will be established to monitor the implementation and coordination of this strategic cooperation.
01:01So, this is a very positive cooperation between the government of the Selangor state and the government of the Selangor state,
01:08which I believe has been worked on for about five years before we could realize it together with Gamuda as the operator.
01:19I believe that this joint cooperation will ensure the sustainability of the Rizap-Paya-Indah Wetlands and all the existing ecosystems.
01:35And it will be one of the direct learning places for students.
01:43In addition to that, there are also recreational activities carried out there, such as horse riding and so on, which are still being carried out to this day.
01:53And the place also has the potential to be developed for recreational activities and also certain fishing that can be developed today and in the future.
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