OBG Hosts An Executive Panel Discussion At The Launch Of The Report: Brunei Darussalam 2014

Asia | Economy

OBG Event

04 Nov 2014

On 4th November 2014, OBG hosted a Panel Discussion for 240 VIPs at the Brunei International Convention Centre with The Prime Minister’s Office and The Brunei Economic Development Board. 

Dato Ali Apong, the Deputy Minister at the Prime Minister’s Office gave the keynote speech, followed by a speech from Michael Benson Colpi, the Chairman of OBG.

There followed a panel discussion with senior executives from both the private and public sector, which was moderated by Paulius Kuncinas, OBG’s Regional Editor for Asia.

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