US EditionPenang gets RM4.3mil to conserve Unesco World Heritage sites
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George Town’s Clock Tower set for restoration under federal heritage fund
MBPP has received RM3.8 million in federal funding to implement nine new conservation and upgrade projects within the George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site. Approved in January 2026 under the Budget 2025 initiative and channelled through the Penang government by the National Heritage Department, the allocation aims to strengthen systematic and sustainable conservation efforts in the historic city. George Town was inscribed as a UNESCO World Her…
GEORGE TOWN – The State Government has allocated RM4.3 million to the implementing agencies, namely the Penang City Council (MBPP) and George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI) to carry out maintenance work on sites and buildings that have been recognised and have the potential to become UNESCO World Heritage Sites. State Secretary, Dato’ Seri Zulkifli Long said the funds allocated include...
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