AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Data & Policy: Brunei’s Ministry of Development says reliable greenhouse gas data is vital for better climate decisions, urging stronger transparency and regional technical capacity at the 23rd Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Inventories in Asia. Energy & Infrastructure: Subsea7 won a Shell Brunei offshore pipeline replacement EPCI contract, while Worley secured engineering services support for INPEX in Australia—both pointing to continued investment in mature offshore systems. Maritime Cooperation: SEACAT 2026 kicked off in Singapore with 16 Indo-Pacific partner nations, using a new MAROPS forum to sharpen crisis response and integrated maritime processes. Regional Security Drills: RIMPAC 2026 wrapped up after five weeks, bringing 30 nations and large-scale naval and air participation to boost interoperability and readiness across the Indo-Pacific. Brunei Tourism Push: Brunei is taking its coffee culture to Sarawak with the Brunei Coffee Trail in Miri (Aug 7–9), aiming to draw visitors across the border. Local Community Events: Tutong’s festival drew hundreds with a parade, fireworks and bazaar, with a focus on community ties and support for micro, small and medium enterprises.
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