Brunei's economy needs to be resilient to face global challenges, says economic minister


BANDAR SERI BEGAWA (Xinhua): Mohd Amin Liew, Brunei's Minister at the Prime Minister's Office and Second Minister of Finance and Economy, emphasised the critical importance of not only diversifying and sustaining Brunei's economy, but also making it resilient in the face of global economic challenges, a local newspaper reported on Thursday.

According to the country's biggest daily Borneo Bulletin, the minister said during a press event that despite a notable recovery in 2022 from the Covid-19 pandemic, uncertainties persist in 2023 due to factors such as slowing economic growth, emergence of Covid-19 variants, extreme weather events and persistent inflation.

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