AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBrunei Tourism Push: Brunei’s Tourism Development Department will take part in Malaysia’s Sabah International Expo (Sept 4–6), promoting the Brunei Coffee Trail and the Visit Brunei Year 2027 Roadshow, with a pavilion bringing together coffee/matcha operators and tourism businesses. Consumer Prices: Brunei’s CPI edged up 0.02% in July year-on-year, driven mainly by higher food and non-alcoholic beverage prices, while non-food prices fell. Automotive Trade & Local Distribution: Suzuki, via Boustead, has launched Pakistan-made Alto and Every in Brunei—mini-vehicle models matching Japan kei specs—plus plans to start selling Suzuki motorcycles around autumn 2026. Digital & Enterprise IT: Concepts Technologies won ManageEngine’s “Emerging Partner of the Year” for expanding ManageEngine adoption in Brunei, citing growth and support for government, GLCs and private firms. Regional Risk Watch: Indonesia’s El Niño-linked wildfires are worsening haze across Borneo and Sumatra, with millions at risk of respiratory problems and disruption spilling toward Malaysia and Singapore. China–Brunei Agriculture: China and Brunei kicked off a Senior Expert Advisory Program on hybrid rice breeding and seed production, aiming to boost rice productivity and food self-sufficiency.
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