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Riding away a winner

By Rosli Abidin Yahya

A lucky winner receives his motorbike from the chief guest. Photo: Zureena Abdullah

HMI Marketing and Promotion lived up to its promise by awarding amazing prizes to lucky shoppers who had spent $100-and-above in a single-receipt, on items at the 'Textiles and Commodities Exposition' recently.

The grand prize, a motorcycle worth around $3,000, was won by Ibrahim Hj Kassim, while Dayang Suayati Suaji walked away overjoyed with an air-conditioner.

Hj Merali Hj Jalil won a washing machine, and Md Sofri H M Said had a new mobile phone to call his own.

Six other lucky winners won various attractive prizes too.

One of the chief guests, Penghulu Hj Lutfi bin Hj Abd Halim of Mukim Kianggeh, presented the top three prizes to the winners, during the prize presentation held at the Bumiputera Trade Centre on Wednesday.

Others were awarded their prizes by the Ketua Kampong of Lurong Sikuna, Awg Hj Ahmad bin Hj Bujang.

Meanwhile a spokesperson of HMI Marketing and Promotion - the organiser - said that the recently held exposition had been successful in enhancing trade and investment between Brunei Darussalam and the participating nations of Syria, India, the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia.

He said some local entrepreneurs had established contacts with foreign exhibitors, towards a reliable source of supply, since they found the potential of demand on the exhibited products.

A total of 52 booths displayed textile and consumer products at the fair, which was supported by the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources, the National Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Brunei Darussalam and the Gabungan Peniaga-Peniaga Bumputera.

"I can safely say that the expo had been pretty successful in providing opportunities for the exhibitors to expand trade.

"From what I was told, the fair had a two-way trade set-up - import and export - and that there are now prospects for local products to enter the international market.

"Some of the exhibitors were able to secure orders as well as establish trade partnerships with local importers.

"The fair was definitely an important event for the country as the exhibitors were able to promote their products as well as generate investment opportunities both locally and regionally," he said.

Courtesy of Sunday Bulletin

 
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