AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoASEAN 59th Anniversary Diplomacy: President Marcos urged ASEAN to keep rule of law and dialogue at the centre as China’s pressure in the West Philippine Sea and wider Middle East tensions test regional stability. Brunei Vision 2035 & Private Sector: A Brunei minister said Vision 2035 needs resilient growth, productivity gains through technology and innovation, a stronger private sector (especially MSMEs), and tighter inflation control. Business Momentum: Brunei saw a 125% jump in new company registrations in 2025, with 200 registrations already recorded in the first half of 2026. Public-Private Partnerships: Brunei is pushing PPPs for renewables, tourism and port efficiency, including a 30MW AC solar plant near Bandar Seri Begawan expected to start operations by end-2026 and upgrades at Muara Port. Digital Future & AI Governance: EVYD highlighted DFCE 2026 discussions on building trust in AI, with calls for clearer, risk-based governance and stronger compliance. Maritime Focus: Brunei Darussalam Maritime Week opened under “Safe Seas, Thriving Economy, Future-Ready People,” linking safety and environmental protection to investment and jobs. Regional Trade & Finance: UOB agreed to sell its asset management arm to Allianz Global Investors in a S$555m deal, with the acquisition covering Brunei among other markets.
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