AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBrunei Financial Sector: Brunei Darussalam Central Bank launched the Brunei Financial Sector Blueprint 2026–2035, setting a 10-year direction for a more resilient, inclusive and innovative financial sector. Aviation & Tourism: Shenzhen Airlines launched a new Brunei–Shenzhen direct route, with the service expected to boost connectivity for trade, investment and tourism; Brunei also reported rising China air arrivals, helped by direct flights and short-stay access. Retail & After-Sales: Subaru returned to Brunei via Imperial Motors’ new authorised showroom, bringing back sales, servicing and aftersales support for models including Forester, Crosstrek, WRX and BRZ. Regional Trade & Infrastructure: MinDA and Bongao (Tawi-Tawi) discussed cross-border trade links, logistics and essential services, including plans to strengthen Bongao Port and address power and water gaps. Tech & Consumer Services: Apple Music officially expanded to Brunei (along with Albania, Burkina Faso and Pakistan), giving subscribers access through local Apple accounts. Energy Markets: China’s suspension of oil product exports beyond Hong Kong and Macau could tighten fuel supplies for regional buyers including Singapore and Malaysia. Diplomacy & Business Links: Brunei’s Crown Prince wrapped up a five-day Singapore visit, touring the Oceanarium and Punggol Digital District as leaders discussed deepening cooperation.
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