AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBrunei Tourism Push: Visit Brunei Year 2027 gets its official logo and mascots, “Awang” and “Dayang”, unveiled at Jerudong Park Garden as a whole-of-nation effort to boost tourism and economic diversification. Regional Sports & Community: Sarawak’s Martyn Lim won the Borneo100 Triathlon 2026 overall, while Miri’s WAK x Miri festival continues to grow with strong youth and community support. Local Business Spotlight: NBT Toyota Brunei’s Highest Mileage Challenge saw over 700 owners, including a Corolla hitting nearly one million kilometres. Health Diplomacy: His Majesty received Indonesia’s Health Minister, with Brunei and Indonesia signing an MoU to strengthen healthcare cooperation and staff capacity. Youth Development: Sabah’s government keeps engaging young people through football programmes, including a multi-category Musketeers Kaamatan Cup. International Watch: Protesters in New Zealand plan a noise demonstration against NZ’s participation in RIMPAC; meanwhile, US-India trade talks begin in New Delhi as both sides aim to finalise the first phase of a bilateral trade agreement.
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