AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaze Watch for Brunei: Indonesia’s forest and peat fires are driving worsening cross-border smoke, with Brunei reporting hazy conditions linked to hotspots across Kalimantan; while Brunei’s air readings stayed mostly good to moderate, regional alerts in Malaysia and beyond show hazardous levels and school disruptions. Regional Health & Disruption: Malaysia’s Sarawak saw hazardous air quality in multiple areas, with office closures and cloud seeding being considered as haze worsened across Borneo. Brunei-Philippines Judicial Ties: The Supreme Courts of the Philippines and Brunei signed an MoU to boost judicial education and cooperation, including training exchanges on cybercrime, trafficking, Shari’ah study approaches, and climate-related disputes. Youth & Cleanliness Drive: Brunei’s Clean Brunei initiative held a youth dialogue on cleanliness, bringing nearly 300 participants to share ideas for a cleaner environment. Sustainable Agriculture Cooperation: China and Brunei launched an international training course under China’s Green Rural Revival Program, focused on sustainable agriculture and rural development. Sports & Culture: Brunei athletes joined the parade at the World Nomad Games opening in Bishkek, with competitors from 104 countries. Trade & Mobility: UK CPTPP access fully kicks in after Canada’s ratification, with Brunei listed among the bloc’s members. Local Business: Suzuki launched Pakistan-made Alto and Every models in Brunei, expanding its mini-vehicle lineup.
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