Malaysian PM Proposes Vertical Schools to Support Growing Communities

Kuala Lumpur, The Gulf Observer: Following the inauguration of MADANI Aman Residency, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on developers, ministries, and relevant agencies to collaborate on the establishment of vertical schools in the area.

While nearby primary schools exist, their limited capacity has prompted the need for new educational facilities to match the area’s growing population. The Prime Minister suggested either integrating a vertical school within the development or constructing one opposite the residency, connected by a pedestrian crossing for safety and accessibility.

The proposed school would be open to all local residents and form part of the broader MADANI framework, which also envisions the addition of kindergartens, mosques, clinics, and security centers in the future.

Anwar emphasized that these integrated facilities are designed to enhance community convenience and improve the quality of life for residents.