He also noted that Selangor, through its subsidiary Worldwide Holdings Bhd, is involved in 10 pilot projects worth RM10 billion, many of which are focused on green technology.

He said that so far, land revenue sources such as land tax, premiums, land and mineral permits as well as land-related service fees account for as much as 80 per cent of the state's overall revenue.

KPDN Selangor turut giat menggunakan pendekatan ‘advoinspect’ sepanjang pemeriksaan di peringkat runcit dan borong.

Meanwhile, Amirudin said that although the areas within the Greater Klang Valley are mature cities, the rejuvenation and regeneration efforts of these areas can attract investment in the digital industry and high technology.

Amirudin said the exercise would be guided by several documents, such as the agreements to hand over Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya to the federal government.