Japanese delegates visit to promote local handicraft
28 Jun '08
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In order to further boost the economic stability between Brunei and Japan, the bi-lateral project called Development & Export Promotion of Brunei Handicraft Products, was initiated.
A Japanese delegation, comprising of Mr Masayuki Nakayama, the Deputy Director of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), Ms Mai Onozawa, the Deputy Director of Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO), Ms Reiko Sugiyama, the Director of JETRO Singapore, and few other dignitaries, visited Brunei's Ministry of Industry & Primary Resources, on June 25.
The Japanese visitors are surveying handicraft products of Brunei, so that these can be displayed at various expositions held in Japan.
If this meeting concludes successfully then, it can be expected that Brunei handicraft may create a market for itself in Japan, and it will give a fillip to the local small and medium enterprises. Silver crafting of the country has definitely made a mark for itself in the international market.
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