Brunei, Narathiwat Biz Reps Talk On Establishing Trade Ties
By Azaraimy HH

Bandar Seri Begawan - Representatives from 11 OTOP companies from Narathiwat province, south Thailand and several local companies held a discussion on establishing trade relations yesterday.

The visitors were led by the vice governor of Narithiwat, Pisat Thronglert. Narathiwat is a province with Muslim majority population, and conducts trade extensively with neighbouring Malaysia. Products from Narathiwat range from textile, batiks, handicrafts, paintings, food and fruits.

OTOP - which stands for "One Tambon One Product" - is a Thai government policy to encourage Thai communities to be self-reliant, create jobs and income for the community members with local resources. The government helps with modern technology and introducing the end-products to the domestic and international markets.

Via OTOP, business ventures employ local wisdom and resources to develop quality products and services while maintaining the Thai culture and way of life. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

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