AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBrunei Tourism & Economy: Brunei’s Tutong Food Festival 2026 runs until June 28, bringing 60 vendors and a boost for local entrepreneurs and tourism. Islamic Finance & Growth: Brunei says the Islamic economy is a strategic opportunity, citing its halal industry, regulatory framework and Malay Islamic Monarchy philosophy as key foundations. Regional Energy Links: Sarawak Energy is pushing stronger cross-border power connectivity, including talks with Brunei on an interconnection, alongside plans for a Sarawak–Singapore subsea cable. Haze Watch: A Singapore think tank issues a “red alert” for severe transboundary haze risk for Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore later in 2026, warning higher costs could push land clearing with fire. Trade & Access: CPTPP members begin preliminary accession talks with Indonesia, the Philippines and the UAE, a process that could reshape regional trade rules over time. Global Spotlight: A Chinese diaspora film, “Dear You,” is drawing overseas audiences, including in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, as it expands internationally.
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