In Part 2 of our discussion on Malaysia’s urban rail future, the conversation shifts from commuter experiences to the industry expertise, planning and long-term strategy required to build and sustain modern rail networks. As Malaysian cities continue to expand - with Johor Bahru rapidly emerging as a major urban centre - the challenge goes beyond building rail lines. The real question is selecting the right mode of public transportation: one that meets the needs of commuters today while remaining scalable and sustainable for decades of future growth.Joining the discussion are Mohd Yusoff Sulaiman, President of MARIC Rail; Shahril Mokhtar, Executive Director of Destini Berhad and former CEO of Mass Rapid Transit Corporation; and international railway expert Malcolm G. Owens.Together, they explore what it really takes to manage and sustain urban rail systems beyond the tracks and trains - from operations and maintenance to industry capability, local innovation and long-term urban planning. The discussion also examines how cities are increasingly seeking transport solutions tailored to their unique needs, creating opportunities for local expertise to play a greater role in shaping the future of rail.With Johor Bahru planning for decades of growth ahead, the stakes are high. Urban rail decisions made today will influence how people move, work and live for generations to come.Hosts: Terence FernandezAzim Idris