AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSouth China Sea: China and ASEAN have tentatively agreed on most of a proposed maritime code, but key issues remain and talks are unlikely to finish this year. Brunei, a claimant in the disputed waters, will join regional leaders at the Manila summit, Nov. 15–18. National Games: Police are investigating a disturbance during a futsal match in Berakas on Nov. 10; several people have been identified and interviewed, and venue security is being strengthened. U-17 Football: Brunei faces Oman in its final group fixture in Salalah on Saturday, still seeking a first win after heavy losses to Lebanon and Bahrain. Public Finance: Brunei hosted a regional revenue administration meeting in Bandar Seri Begawan through Nov. 12, bringing together more than 70 participants to discuss compliance, data and planning. Regional Trade: Brunei ranked 82nd globally in a new illicit-trade vulnerability index, placing seventh among ASEAN members.
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