AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSTEM Talent: Brunei ranks fourth globally, with science and engineering fields accounting for 35.86% of higher-education graduates, according to figures attributed to WIPO. The ranking measures graduate share, not overall innovation. Research Partnerships: Universiti Brunei Darussalam and AmiproSimpor have signed an MoU to explore joint research, consultancy and industry-focused innovation, alongside internships and staff exchanges. Clean Energy: An ASEAN-IEA report says battery-storage adoption faces mainly regulatory, not technical, barriers. It places Brunei among the region’s “foundational” countries for integrating variable renewable energy, highlighting the work needed to prepare its power system.
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