Only GPS can guarantee Sarawak's future, says DP Uggah

KUCHING, April 19 2026: Parti Pesaka Bumiputerta Bersatu (PBB) deputy president Douglas Uggah stressed that only Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) is able to guarantee Sarawak's future.

Douglas Uggah:GPS also has a clear long-term plan through Post Covid-19 Development Strategy 2030 (PCDS 2030) and its goal is clear, to make Sarawak a high-income developed state.  

He pointed out that GPS is a local party, rooted in the land of Sarawak and its priority is not an external agenda, but the interests of the people of Sarawak.

“GPS understands the real challenges of the people, rural roads, water and electricity supplies, education, and economic opportunities,” he said at the GPS convention here today.

He said decisions that made are closer to the reality of the people, not influenced by external interests.

“Secondly, GPS has proven its ability to govern stably and effectively. Under the leadership of the leadership of Abang Johari Openg, leaping towards a new economy in terms of green energy, digital economy, and large-scale infrastructure development.

“Investments in hydropower, hydrogen and digital technology demonstrate a far-reaching vision, ensuring that Sarawak is not left behind,” he said.

Uggah, who is also deputy premier, said thirdly,  GPS is firm in defending Sarawak's rights under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63).

“Efforts to regain the right to resources, including oil and gas, have strengthened the state's financial position and the results are being enjoyed by the people,” he said.

He also said GPS has succeeded in maintaining unity among Sarawak's various races and religions.

“In an uncertain world, this stability is a key force in attracting investment, creating job opportunities, and ensuring continued development.

“GPS also has a clear long-term plan through Post Covid-19 Development Strategy 2030 (PCDS 2030) and its goal is clear, to make Sarawak a high-income developed state.

“And most importantly, this approach is inclusive. No citizen will be left behind,” he said.

Uggah stressed that Sarawak's future is not just about physical development; it is about dignity, it is about rights.

“GPS is a bulwark that defends Sarawak's sovereignty while bringing about sustainable progress,” he said.

He said that with the strong support of the people, Sarawak can not only progress,it can be an example of the success of an independent, competitive and united state.