AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoASEAN Summit: Leaders gather in Manila from Nov. 15–17 with energy and food security, transboundary haze, digital cooperation and regional disputes on the agenda. Brunei’s Second Foreign Minister Erywan Yusof met Indonesian counterpart Arrmanatha Nasir, who called for closer cooperation and progress on an energy agreement. Myanmar: ASEAN is expected to defer a decision on restoring Myanmar’s leaders and ministers to key meetings, with diplomats discussing a gradual return instead. South China Sea: China and ASEAN have reportedly agreed on about 70% of a proposed code, but key questions remain and completion by year-end looks unlikely. Brunei is among the countries with overlapping claims. Climate Policy: A regional report says Brunei is one of four Southeast Asian countries yet to join the Global Methane Pledge. Qatar Relations: Brunei’s Crown Prince held official talks in Doha with the Deputy Amir, with both sides discussing closer ties.
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