AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBusiness Climate: Brunei recorded a 125% jump in company registrations in 2025 (354 vs 157 in 2024), with 200 more registered in the first half of 2026, as the Legislative Council hears how the Brunei Economic Development Board is helping assess projects and manage industrial sites. Public-Private Partnerships: The government says PPPs are pushing renewable energy, tourism infrastructure and port efficiency, including a 30MW AC solar plant near the capital (aiming to start by end-2026) and upgrades at Muara Port Company to improve maritime connectivity. Investment & Land Supply: Brunei’s Ministry of Development has identified 17,526 hectares for future development, including 3,324 hectares for transport to support logistics, Muara Port expansion and freight road networks, alongside a new government land lease programme. Education & AI Skills: Brunei is expanding AI training for teachers, with thousands completing AI courses and a small group certified as master trainers to scale delivery across schools. Maritime Strategy: Brunei’s Maritime Week 2026 spotlights “safe seas” as the base for trust, investment and jobs, while officials push for Brunei to be among the most trusted maritime nations. Maritime Industry Links: Anson International and SPHI Marine sign an MoU to explore collaboration in marine support, vessel maintenance and quayside solutions during BDMW 2026.
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