AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSeafood Investment: Labuan’s Vivendi Asset Group plans a 13,000-square-metre processing facility in Serasa, due to open in mid-2027. It could handle 60 tonnes daily and become Brunei’s largest seafood plant, supporting exports and food security. Regional Food Safety: Brunei hosted ASEAN food standards and inspection meetings this week, reaffirming its commitment to harmonised rules and a more resilient regional food supply. Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Prince Abdul Mateen and his Saudi counterpart discussed bilateral cooperation by phone. Tourism: Royal Brunei Airlines launched an online platform for booking local experiences ahead of Visit Brunei Year 2027, while a cruise ship brought more than 2,100 passengers to the country. Environmental Watch: Red tide remains in coastal waters across Belait, Tutong and Brunei-Muara; officials warn against eating shellfish, small fish or fish found dead. Regional haze from Indonesian fires is also affecting Brunei. Oman Ties: A state visit by Sultan Haitham concluded with Brunei and Oman agreeing to elevate relations to a strategic partnership and deepen trade and investment cooperation.
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