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Negeri Sembilan's Menteri Besar has dismissed claims that the proposed AI Smart Port in Port Dickson requires acquiring 566 hectares of land, confirming the RM3.4 billion project will use only existing Tanco Holdings property.
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Selangor state government has finalised all land matters for Port Klang's third terminal development on Pulau Carey since December, clearing 1,786 hectares across seabed and terrestrial areas. However, the project remains stalled pending federal government decisions on port ownership and jurisdiction.
Selangor is working with the federal government and private sector to settle land disputes for the Port Klang Third Terminal project on Carey Island, with construction potentially beginning in 2025.