05/24/2020
Update on the Pearls of Sabah, floating schools for the stateless children in Sabah, Malaysia:
I was on call with Mohamed, a businessman in Malaysia. He's my friend's business partner who is dealing in Solar panel projects and investment. His friend's (ex-roomate) brother in-law is the Chief Minister in Sabah, Malaysia, who seems to be quite popular with the locals and also has received western education.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shafie_Apdal
Mohamed like the idea, and I asked him to do feasibility study in Malaysia including the due diligence about the host nonprofit organization that invited us.
The state government seems to desire alternative revenue streams, which we’ll provide aside from top notch sustainable design schools for the stateless children learning about agribusinesses, hybrid power generation, algae biofuels, water desalination, Internet Of Things for automating the various systems, which are parts of the floating schools. Just like what Michael Strong said, Making Everybody Rich.
https://borneobulletin.com.bn/sabah-has-recipe-for-rapid-growth-chief-minister-shafie/
This last article described how the head of the state is ready to support and optimistic about alternative revenue streams other than oil, gas, timber, and tourism.
When completed, the floating schools will cover 20 hectares of water.
Southeast Asia Sabah has recipe for rapid growth: Chief Minister Shafie March 31, 2019 SIPITANG (Bernama) – Sabah has the perfect recipe to achieve exponential growth as the Malaysian state is abundant with natural resources, raw materials and attractive travel destinations which can further boost...