Brunei warns against potential deglobalisation in post-pandemic recovery


BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, July 1 (Xinhua): One of the major concerns facing Brunei's post-pandemic economic recovery efforts is the potential deglobalisation of the world, Mohd Amin Liew, the country's minister at the Prime Minister's Office has announced.

In his speech when officially launching the first-ever Economy Week, Mohd Amin Liew, also the Second Minister of Finance and Economy, said the South-East Asian country is concerned about a potential deglobalization, as the world economy is likely to split into separate blocs when trying to recover from the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

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