AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTransboundary Haze Alert: Singapore Institute of International Affairs warns Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore face a red, high risk of severe haze in 2026, with peak danger likely in August–September as El Niño returns and dry conditions intensify. Regional Trade & Tourism Push: Brunei’s BIMP-EAGA partners are urged to adopt Sarawak’s Statos model and set up more regional offices to speed up economic and tourism growth, with Sarawak citing stronger exports after its Singapore office. Local Expo Spotlight: Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corporation is showcasing furniture and sustainable wood-based products at Brunei’s CFTE (June 24–28) to tap regional buyers and investment. Festival & Travel Costs: Sarawak says rising airfares could affect Rainforest World Music Festival attendance, though sales remain steady and security is assured. Brunei-Linked Shipping Deal: WINS moves to full control of Singapore-based Fast Offshore Supply, with Brunei offshore vessel supply ties and new crew transfer vessel deliveries planned for 2027–2028. ASEAN Energy Cooperation: Philippines explores linking with Indonesia under the ASEAN Power Grid, with next steps envisioned to connect Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines.
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