AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegional Tourism & Connectivity: Sarawak Tourism Board and Royal Brunei Airlines signed an MoU at ITB China 2026 to boost access to Sarawak and strengthen its “Gateway to Borneo” push. Ocean & Community Culture: Ocean Week Brunei 2026 launches 2 June at UBD Pro Chancellor Arts Centre, spotlighting blue economy opportunities and marine conservation through talks and youth/community involvement. Market Fairness: Brunei’s Competition Commission warned event organisers and vendors not to coordinate prices or impose minimum selling prices at markets and festivals, saying it may breach the Competition Act. Halal Food Access: PBBS proposed higher Kaamatan Festival allocations so more halal food can be provided for visitors, including Muslim guests, with halal zones and open-house style offerings already in place. Live Performances in Sarawak: Miri’s Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture encouraged more singers and comedians to bring shows to the city, linking live events to tourism and local business energy. Commonwealth LGBTQ+ Rights: Sir Ian McKellen led a London protest against anti-LGBTQ+ laws still in force across Commonwealth countries, including references to Brunei.
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