Selangor is targeting a median monthly household income of RM14,500 by 2030 under the Second Selangor Plan (RS-2), as the state pushes to lift its economy beyond RM600 billion.
Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said RS-2 is designed to drive the state’s next phase of growth through six missions, 25 focus areas and 98 initiatives spanning economic development, human capital, sustainability and government efficiency.
Under the plan, Selangor aims to create at least 166,200 new job opportunities, reduce the unemployment rate to 2.2% and raise the adoption of digital government services to 85%.
Amirudin said the state sees significant growth potential in semiconductors, aerospace, food security, the proposed third port at Pulau Carey, the digital economy and the creative economy.
These sectors are expected to support Selangor’s ambition of expanding its economic value beyond RM600 billion and strengthening its position as a leading growth hub in ASEAN.
The state government estimates that RM33.31 billion will be required to fully implement RS-2, involving allocations from the state and federal governments, state-linked companies and private-sector participation.
According to Amirudin, Selangor surpassed nine of the 16 indicators set under RS-1, including recording average economic growth of 7.5%, lifting median household income to RM10,726 and reducing the relative poverty rate to 8.5%.
He said RS-2 would build on that progress while addressing challenges ranging from high-income job creation and affordable housing to public transport, climate adaptation and more responsive government services.
The blueprint is intended to position Selangor as a model state for economic progress and sustainable development heading towards 2030.
Selangor is targeting a median monthly household income of RM14,500 by 2030 under the Second Selangor Plan (RS-2), as the state pushes to lift its economy beyond RM600 billion.
Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari said RS-2 is designed to drive the state’s next phase of growth through six missions, 25 focus areas and 98 initiatives spanning economic development, human capital, sustainability and government efficiency.
Under the plan, Selangor aims to create at least 166,200 new job opportunities, reduce the unemployment rate to 2.2% and raise the adoption of digital government services to 85%.
Amirudin said the state sees significant growth potential in semiconductors, aerospace, food security, the proposed third port at Pulau Carey, the digital economy and the creative economy.
These sectors are expected to support Selangor’s ambition of expanding its economic value beyond RM600 billion and strengthening its position as a leading growth hub in ASEAN.
The state government estimates that RM33.31 billion will be required to fully implement RS-2, involving allocations from the state and federal governments, state-linked companies and private-sector participation.
RS-2 follows the first Selangor Plan, which covered 2021 to 2025.
According to Amirudin, Selangor surpassed nine of the 16 indicators set under the earlier plan, including recording average economic growth of 7.5%, lifting median household income to RM10,726 and reducing the relative poverty rate to 8.5%.
He said RS-2 would build on that progress while addressing challenges ranging from high-income job creation and affordable housing to public transport, climate adaptation and more responsive government services.
The blueprint is intended to position Selangor as a model state for economic progress and sustainable development heading towards 2030.
