Brunei seeks partner for new box port

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Brunei, the tiny oil and gas-rich sultanate on the Indonesian island of Borneo, is planning to call tenders early next year for the construction of a US$1.7 bill deepwater container transhipment port at Pulau Muara Besar.

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