Maritime industry in the spotlight


The Federation of Asean Shipowners Association (FASA) Chairman Awang Ali of Belait Shipping Co (B) Sdn Bhd and FASA member delegates in a group photo. - BB

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Brunei despite being a small country, is continuously striving to further develop in the maritime and marine-related industries by investing in modern infrastructure fostering international collaborations, implementing sustainable practices and providing specialised training to its workforce, the Federation of Asean Shipowners Association (FASA) Chairman Awang Ali of Belait Shipping Co (B) Sdn Bhd said.

He said this during the 59th Executive Council Meeting for FASA at The Empire Brunei on Wednesday (Nov 22).

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