The Iltizam Act drives civil service transformation by mandating digital systems, a 25% reduction in regulatory burden, one-in, one-out rules, and performance ratings. Innovation becomes a compliance necessity, compelling agencies to modernise workflows, cut bureaucracy, and deliver faster, data-driven, citizen-focused public services.
Sarawak is strategically integrating blockchain technology into its halal supply chain to bridge transparency gaps and capture the $2.0 trillion global Islamic market. By providing verifiable, "farm-to-fork" digital traceability, the state aims to achieve a RM282 billion GDP by 2030, transforming regional agro-food resources into premium, high-trust exports.