AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDigital Transformation & AI Skills: EVYD Technology backed DFCE 2026 with a focus on getting AI governance right, arguing for risk-based rules that speed up low-risk adoption while keeping high-risk uses tightly controlled. Future-Ready Workforce: DFCE’s final day also pushed the need for stronger digital capability across government, schools and industry, with Brunei reporting thousands of teachers trained in AI. Maritime Growth: Brunei Darussalam Maritime Week 2026 opened with a “safe seas, thriving economy” message, stressing trust in governance, safety standards and reliable services as the base for long-term maritime success. Tourism Push: Brunei is targeting high-value tourism for Visit Brunei Year 2027, aiming for longer stays and higher spending through new adventure, nature, arts and culinary offerings. Investment & Land Supply: The Legislative Council heard Brunei has identified 17,526 hectares for development, including transport-focused land to support logistics and port expansion. Energy Planning: Brunei is drafting a more integrated, outcome-driven energy strategy aligned with Vision 2035, balancing competitiveness in oil and gas with higher-value downstream growth. Regional Finance Cooperation: Macao, China took part in the APG annual meeting in Brunei, sharing AML/CFT planning and typologies with multiple agencies. Business & Tech: Antrique launched an Nvidia-powered AI food initiative in Brunei, starting with a 14-hectare coffee plantation in Tungku to build productivity-focused AI models.
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