The initiative is part of the Unesco Creative Cities Network (UCCN) programme introduced in 2004, which engages cities worldwide to promote collaboration and recognises creativity as a key strategic factor in sustainable urban development.

Pengerusi Persatuan Nelayan Kawasan (PNK) Pelabuhan Klang berkata menerusi bantuan itu setiap nelayan menerima pukat hanyut, tong minyak, kotak ikan dan minyak pelincir.

“Hijrah Selangor decided to organise this course so the entrepreneurs can manage their businesses on social media, based on the latest video marketing trends, since TikTok is also one of the most popular platforms for shopping."

Ahmad Shahir berkata, sumbangan berkenaan bertujuan membantu asnaf riqab yang memerlukan bantuan pemulihan, perlindungan, rawatan, pencegahan dan kawalan bagi menggalakkan mereka kembali ke pangkal jalan.

Sebelum ini, sebanyak RM10 juta disalurkan kepada KPKM pada penghujung tahun lalu dan telah diagihkan kepada tiga buah negeri di pantai timur iaitu Kelantan, Terengganu dan Pahang.