SHAH ALAM, Jan 25 — Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Selangor (PKNS) today signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Raudhah City Sdn Bhd to develop a township, with a gross development value of RM12.3 billion, in Taman Sains Selangor 2, Cyberjaya.

PKNS general manager, Azlan Md Alifiah, said the 215.8-hectare mixed development project, would be based on ‘Islamic City’ concept.

“The corporation is honoured to team up with developer, Raudhah City, to undertake the the urban ‘Islamic City’ development project, which is the first in the world,” Azlan said after the ceremony to sign the MOU here today.

Azlan sign for MOU and Raudhah City was represented by its executive chairman, Datuk Sri Syed Zainal Abidin Syed Mohamed Tahir.

Also present was Selangor Mentri Besar, Mohamed Azmin Ali. Azlan said the project was expected to start in the middle of the year. “It will be developed in stages and involves four clusters — early education based on Islamic Montessori method; tertiary education and medical tourism; halal contents and creative multimedia; and, financial and commercial,” he said. — Bernama - See more at: http://m.themalaymailonline.com/money/arti...h.B4jv5Ba5.dpuf

It might be a peaceful township if everyone keep the true belief of each religion.

Very funny, the project already stated maksiat-free within this project, why u all keep saying it will spread to cyberjaya.

If this project really so succesful until spread to cyberjaya, i think it will be more opportunity for cyberjaya investor as more foreigner coming in, another level bomb.

Going off topic you all... does anyone know the track record of the parties involved??

Are they capable of doing this?

I have my doubts about an executive from proton running the show... or did i read it wrong?

Im not confortable with this new development

as long as u dont mind the concept all people can buy...not limited to bumi

Only muslim will buy into this city. It's the muslim version of chinatown or little india. This is not about race, its about religion. If you are not muslim, you will be uncomfortable staying there. Imagine if there is a buddhist city or christian city.

Lol everytime people associate Shah Alam with low appreciation, affordable house etc, 

Glenmarie courts, gardens & Seksyen 7 has 20 mill plus bungalows. Setia Ecopark, KK hills, Bukit Jelutong, all of Glenmarie got 6 mill plus bungalows.

Klang, subang, cheras n all only got 1/2 real upper middle class address like Ambang botanic, masera bukit segar. 

So don't look down on malay areas 

Lol I can spot so many Islam haters in this thread.

Agree. There are enough things separating people or human being.  We need something that promotes togetherness.

I seriously don't think such a focused development will fly be coz with the recent events happening in our country.  Don't get me wrong ,  I will say the same as long as it is a religious oriented development.  It will just be more challenging to get too many people from the other religion to mix in

I simply don't like topics and things that divide people.