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Saturday 02 December 2023 11:01 pm  |  Updated:  Wednesday 23 October 2024 3:23 pm

Think City CEO Hamdan Abdul Majeed On Shaping Urban Futures

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Hamdan Abdul Majeed, a practitioner and thinker in urban development, has worked to in transform Malaysia’s urban landscape. Recently recognised with a special citation by Maimunah Mohd Sharif, UN-Habitat’s Managing Director, Hamdan’s leadership in revitalising Penang and other Malaysian cities has been pivotal. Under his guidance,

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Think City has emerged as a key player in urban regeneration, making significant contributions to the 10th, 11th, and 12th Malaysia Plans

In his work with Penang 2030, Hamdan has focused on creating a family-oriented, green, and smart Penang. In this interview he emphasises the need for holistic urban solutions that address socio-economic dynamics and infrastructure needs. His approach centres on making cities more liveable and sustainable, aligning with global urban development trends.

Expanding Think City’s reach to India, Indonesia, and West Africa, Hamdan has identified unique urban challenges in these regions. The strategy involves tailoring Think City’s approach to suit each area’s specific needs while maintaining a commitment to creating resilient urban environments.

Hamdan Abdul Majeed’s work with Think City represents a substantial contribution to urban development in Malaysia and beyond. His approach, combining policy formulation, impact investment, and community involvement, sets a benchmark for sustainable urban transformation. As urbanisation continues to rise globally, leaders like Hamdan play a crucial role in shaping the cities of the future, ensuring they are resilient, inclusive, and sustainable.

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