AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoBusiness Climate: Brunei saw a big jump in company formation, with 354 new registrations in 2025 versus 157 in 2024—up 125%—and 200 more registered in the first half of 2026, as the Brunei Economic Development Board continues to support investors. Maritime & National Growth: Brunei Darussalam Maritime Week 2026 opened at Dermaga Diraja, spotlighting “Safe Seas, Thriving Economy, Future-Ready People” and linking safety and environmental protection to investment and jobs. Digital Skills & AI: DFCE 2026 wrapped with a push for future-ready digital skills, while Brunei also continues AI-focused teacher training, with thousands of educators taking AI courses and certification. AI for Local Food: Antrique launched an Nvidia-powered AI food innovation plan in Brunei, starting with a coffee plantation in Tungku and aiming to use local data to boost productivity. Education & Culture: The Türkiye Embassy in Brunei recognised young cultural ambassadors through a cultural essay and digital poster competition. Regional Links: ASEAN-Qatar ties were highlighted as entering a new strategic phase ahead of the bloc’s 59th anniversary. Tourism Push: Brunei is gearing up for Visit Brunei Year 2027 with a focus on high-value tourism and longer, higher-spend stays.
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