Rosmah: Internet-savvy entrepreneurs can help push handicraft products


Unique and exotic: Rosmah and Nazri (right) visiting handicraft stalls at the Craft Complex. - Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s young Internet-savvy entrepreneurs can help to push the country’s handicraft products through social media, said Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor.

“In today’s world, purchasing (an item) can be done easily through websites. This is where young entrepreneurs can step in to increase the potential of local craft and compete with other products at home and abroad,” she said when launching the National Craft Day at the Craft Complex in Jalan Conlay here yesterday.

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