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Budget 2023 - A Step In The Right Direction For Heritage Preservation

Elizabeth Cardosa

02-Mar-23 21:00

Budget 2023 - A Step In The Right Direction For Heritage Preservation

Heritage conservation expert Elizabeth Cardosa responds to the retabling of Budget 2023 and the allocations made for heritage preservation. According to her, while allocations of any nature are always welcomed, we should also monitor how the rollout would be like. She also elaborates on the importance of knowing how to utilise buildings that have been restored.

Produced by: Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Haniff Baharudin


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Categories:  culture

Tags:  i love kl,  heritage,  carcosa seri negara,  sultan abdul samad building,  kuala lumpur, 


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