Sabah’s Minister of Community Development and Consumer Affairs, James Ratib, has called for strengthened cooperation between the state and federal governments to address outstanding education issues. He emphasized the importance of a close working relationship to resolve problems such as delayed or abandoned school projects. Ratib stated that improved collaboration is crucial for effectively tackling challenges within the education sector in Sabah. The Minister’s comments highlight a need for coordinated efforts to ensure educational infrastructure development is completed and benefits students. He did not specify which projects are delayed or abandoned, but indicated this is a key concern. This call for unity aims to accelerate progress and improve the quality of education in the region.