AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAnti-Corruption Cooperation: Malaysia’s MACC will host the 22nd ASEAN Parties Against Corruption (ASEAN-PAC) Secretariat Meeting in Melaka (July 28–30), bringing together anti-graft agencies from Brunei and across the region plus partners like UNODC and OECD to tackle emerging corruption risks and boost enforcement, prevention, and integrity work. Weather Tech for Brunei: Korea’s Meteorological Administration has expanded its Korean Integrated Model (KIM) to share real-time numerical weather data with 117 cities across Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Brunei, aiming to improve severe-weather forecasting for climate-vulnerable island states. Aviation Skills in Brunei: Royal Brunei Airlines and Aviation Australia signed an MoU to strengthen aircraft maintenance training, using Aviation Australia’s EASA Part 147-approved diploma pathway to build Brunei’s next generation of licensed engineers. Cybercrime & Scams Response: The Philippine National Police says the 44th ASEANAPOL conference in Manila delivered cross-border commitments on real-time intelligence sharing, cybercrime investigations, and joint operations against transnational online scam syndicates. Robotics Deal for ASEAN: Nanta Tech Limited inked an MoU with GM Biovalley to introduce and commercialise robotics and automation solutions across Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore, with Malaysia positioned as a deployment and support hub. ATM Skimming Crackdown: A foreign national wanted by Brunei for alleged ATM skimming was arrested at Miri Airport after joint intelligence-sharing between Malaysian and Brunei police, highlighting continued cross-border action against misuse of financial tech.
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