Brunei, India committed to enhanced ties


Brunei Darussalam’s High Commissioner to IndiaAlaihuddin Mohd Taha; Chargé d’Affaires at the Indian High Commission in Brunei Darussalam Alok Verma; Permanent Secretary (Economy) at the Ministry of Finance and Economy Dr Hajah May Fa’ezah Ahmad Ariffin; and Joint Secretary, Foreign Trade (Asean) of India’s Department of Commerce Shri Diwakar Nath Misra during the virtual meeting. - MOFE

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Borneo Bulletin/Asia News Network): The 2nd Brunei Darussalam-India Joint Trade Committee Meeting was convened virtually on Friday (March 11), where the Sultanate and India emphasised commitment to continue enhancing bilateral trade and investment cooperation.

The meeting, co-chaired by Permanent Secretary (Economy) at the Ministry of Finance and Economy Dr May Fa’ezah Ahmad Ariffin and Joint Secretary, Foreign Trade (Asean) of India’s Department of Commerce Shri Diwakar Nath Misra, also explored potential collaboration in several areas of interests including agriculture, health and pharmaceutical products, services, automobile sector, and business-to-business engagements, as well as Asean-India economic relations.

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