Japan backs ‘best mix’ approach to Brunei’s economic diversification


Minister of Home Affairs Dato Seri Setia Awang Ahmaddin Abdul Rahman and spouse with Japan’s Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam Kikuta Yutaka.- BB

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Japan’s Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam Kikuta Yutaka on Monday (Feb 9) highlighted the importance of a balanced “best mix” approach in Brunei’s economic diversification, combining the continued strength of the traditional energy sector with the growth of new industries, as he hosted a reception to mark the 66th birthday of the Emperor of Japan.

Speaking at the reception held at the Rizqun International Hotel, the ambassador said Japan remains a committed partner in supporting Brunei’s development journey, noting that long-standing cooperation in the oil and gas sector, particularly liquefied natural gas, has for decades formed the backbone of bilateral relations.

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