Pandemic spurs innovative ways to run businesses: Brunei-China Friendship Association


Brunei-China Friendship Association President Dr Muhammad Firdaus Abdul Rahman at the event. - BB

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Borneo Bulletin/ANN): The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted the discovery of new ways to do business to survive, said the President of the Brunei-China Friendship Association (BCFA) Dr Muhammad Firdaus Abdul Rahman at an event on Monday (Aug 2).

“I wouldn’t really consider this a new normal, but rather an abnormal period that has pushed us to build a better future, especially for the youth to explore new opportunities and unprecedented ways of engaging e-commerce, which is not limited to only our country but regionally and globally as well,” said the BCFA president in his opening remarks at the launch of the Asean Youth Run with Yiwu Global Youth Business Programme.

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