KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 16 (Bernama) -- The Third Country Training Programme(TCTP) 2016 held recently, proved successful in imparting trade knowledge indifferent areas to African participants.The Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade) was the mainagency supporting the programme, a collaborative effort between Malaysia andJapan.Matrade in a statement said there were 13 participants for the TCTP,It was undertaken through Malaysia's Foreign Affairs Ministry and theJapanese International Cooperation Agency."The programme covered briefings focusing on trade, investment, small andcomprising government officials from countries such as Botswana, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.Other agencies, government-linked and private companies that participated inmedium enterprises (SME) development, information and communications technology development, start-ups, as well as agriculture-based production and management," it added.and Creativity Centre, Felda Global Ventures, CIAST, Perodua, Asian Aerospacethe TCTP included, the Malaysian Investment Development Authority, SME Corp, Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation, the Malaysian Global Innovation City and Hyrax Oil.apply back in their home countries, in developing their local industries," heMatrade Chief Executive Officer Datuk Dzulkifli Mahmud said the TCTP enabled the development of third-world countries through knowledge-sharing. "The initiative provides invaluable knowledge for the participants to added.participating countries.During the programme, Matrade also launched the Alumni of Malaysia Technical Cooperation Programme on trade promotion, to provide a platform for continuous communication and exchange of ideas, information among the--BERNAMA
Thursday, November 17, 2016
TCTP SUCCEEDS IN IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE TO AFRICAN PARTICIPANTS
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