AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism Push: Brunei is stepping up efforts to attract high-value visitors ahead of Visit Brunei Year 2027, with plans to promote longer stays, higher spending, and more adventure, nature, arts, culture, sports and food experiences. Investment Land Supply: The Ministry of Development has identified 17,526 hectares for future development, including 3,324 hectares for the transport sector, plus plans to expand Muara Port and improve freight road networks, alongside a new long-term government land lease programme. AI in Schools: Brunei continues empowering teachers through AI training, with 4,892 teachers taking AI courses in 2025 and 4,281 earning an AI In-depth Literacy Certification. Maritime Trust Agenda: Brunei’s Maritime Week 2026 opens with a push to be “among the most trusted” maritime nations, focusing on safe seas, a thriving economy and future-ready people. Energy Planning: Brunei is drafting strategic energy plans aligned with Vision 2035, aiming for a sustainable, competitive and resilient oil-and-gas sector and stronger high-value downstream industries. UN Coordination: Malaysia’s foreign minister met the UN resident coordinator for Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, underscoring cooperation with UN agencies.
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