The Borneo Post (Sabah)

82 attend PKS handcraft workshop

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KENINGAU: Yayasan Sabah Group, through Pusat Kraftangan Sabah (PKS) organised a Crafts Developmen­t (Interior Design Craft Products) Workshop at PKS Keningau from April 11 to 15.

PKS, with the support of Yayasan Sabah Group, is honoured to be able to produce entreprene­urs who are competitiv­e in the various fields of handicraft-making, from the forest-based products such as bamboo and ribu-ribu to the intricate handwork such as batik, embroidery, weaving, ceramics and glass carving, to name a few.

Yayasan Sabah Group is confident that through the handicraft industry, it will help to uplift the socio-economic status of the people, especially youths and communitie­s in the rural areas.

With the endless support from the State Government, efforts in ensuring that the people are provided with a platform to sustain in this ever changing economic time, will be multiplied.

Nowadays, small enterprise­s mushroomed at every corner and evolve from time to time.

These small groups of entreprene­urs are important in contributi­ng to the country’s economy, as a whole.

Thus, this workshop was organised with the objective of helping the Bumiputera entreprene­urs in general and will be the mark of many more workshops to be held in future to empower aspiring entreprene­urs in the Sabah handicraft industry.

As many as 82 participan­ts from Keningau and other districts joined the five-day workshop.

The participan­ts received their certificat­es from the group manager of PKS, Puan Zaiton Bakri.

 ??  ?? Some of the participan­ts with their certificat­es.
Some of the participan­ts with their certificat­es.

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