AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Governance & Economy: Brunei’s Ministry of Transport and Infocommunications says Digital Brunei 2030 is the next phase of the national digital push, aligning government, society, business, data and AI under Brunei Vision 2035, with success tied to tighter public-private collaboration and secure, integrated digital services. Education & Human Capital: ACER and Brunei ministries unveiled Brunei Darussalam Digital Literacy Standards (BDDLS) for Years 1–11, including embedded AI literacy and revised ICT and related curricula, aiming for consistent classroom delivery. Tourism Modernisation: Brunei launched Nakhoda, a digital tourism marketplace and AI trip planner to help local operators list bookable packages, accept cashless payments, and overcome fragmented online visibility ahead of Visit Brunei Year 2027. Regional Security Cooperation: Brunei and the U.S. held a final planning conference for CARAT Brunei 2026, with both sides discussing maritime security cooperation and noting plans to upgrade bilateral ties to a strategic partnership. Cross-Border Policing: Sarawak and Brunei police agreed to strengthen cooperation against cross-border crime through intelligence sharing, coordinated land and maritime operations, and detainee transfer procedures. Energy & Investment (Upstream): Norway’s TGS won an exclusive contract for a new multi-client 3D seismic survey offshore Brunei, supporting future licensing and investment decisions.
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