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  1. Adrian Lim views Sabah, a state within Malaysia, as a key growth market.

Borneo Forum Highlights Digital Divide Among Rural Entrepreneurs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 28
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During a business forum in Kota Kinabalu, the president of the Dayak Chamber of Commerce and Industry stated that many rural entrepreneurs are still struggling to adopt digital technologies in Borneo. He emphasized that technology must serve as an equalizer for businesses, stressing that competitiveness and inclusion are key to future prosperity. The two-day program aimed to connect local entrepreneurs and small and medium enterprises with business opportunities.

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The discussion underscores that the economic future of Borneo depends on developing innovation and resilience within its business sector, rather than relying solely on natural resources. The forum serves as a platform to turn business ideas into actionable strategies for local enterprises.

Adrian Lim views Sabah as a key growth market.

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Who's involved

  • SabahMalaysian state where the business forum took place
  • BorneoThe region where the digital divide among rural businesses is being discussed
  • Kota KinabaluThe administrative capital and location of the business forum

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  1. Sarawak feels left behind by the rapid economic transformation occurring in Peninsular Malaysia.Sub-event
  2. Money laundering begins in Borneo.Sub-event
  3. Economist comments on regional subsidy adjustments in Sabah.Sub-event
  4. Political corruption extends from the capital city into the island of Borneo.Sub-event
  5. Local councils in Borneo are being urged to innovate and meet international standards.Sub-event
  6. Economic developments show Sabah edged out by Perak in GDP reports, alongside political administration upheaval and partial lifting of visit restrictions for Japanese nationals.Sub-event
  7. Miri is located within the broader region encompassing Sarawak and Sabah.Sub-event
  8. Proposals are underway for a climate and economic alliance across the island of Borneo, involving Sarawak and Sabah.Sub-event
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  1. The new event is a specific piece of the larger economic discussion involving Sabah and Borneo.1 source

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