He said this when receiving a courtesy visit from Unimas vice-chancellor Datuk Dr Mohamad Kadim Suaidi and delegation at his office in Petra Jaya, today.
“It is encouraged for Unimas, through their experts, to work together with the Sarawak government, especially on the development of renewable energy for a green, safe, and sustainable transportation industry such as hydrogen energy to power the transport sector in the future,” he said.
During the discussion, Mohamad Kadim briefed Lee on the areas of interest that Unimas would like to work on together with the Ministry of Transport Sarawak (MoTS).
The discussion focused on the way forward to improve the transportation sector in Sarawak and reduce traffic congestion in major cities and towns.
Among the potential areas for Unimas and MoTS collaboration include urban traffic management, road safety, and research in transportation and logistics.