AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoVisit Brunei Year 2027: Brunei is stepping up high-value tourism to boost longer stays and spending, with more international promotion, digital marketing, and new experiences like adventure, nature, arts and culture, community tourism, sports, and food. AI for educators: Brunei says it’s continuing to empower teachers through AI training, with 4,892 teachers taking AI courses in 2025 and 4,281 earning an in-depth literacy certification, plus six master trainers to spread the programme. Climate know-how: A Brunei official highlighted the need for reliable greenhouse gas inventory data at a regional workshop, stressing better transparency and capacity for tracking emissions and climate commitments. Arabic learning with culture: The Sultan Qaboos Institute in Manah wrapped up its 62nd Arabic course, featuring cultural activities and a student presentation from Brunei on “Artificial Intelligence and its application in learning.” ASEAN arts exchange: Indonesia’s foreign ministry is bringing ASEAN participants to its Indonesian Arts and Culture Scholarship, aiming to strengthen people-to-people ties through cultural programmes. Brunei in regional diplomacy: A UN resident coordinator appointment covering Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei was discussed in a courtesy call with Malaysia’s foreign minister, focusing on cooperation with UN agencies.
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