AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWeather Tech for Brunei: Korea Meteorological Administration expanded its KIM numerical weather data feeds to 117 cities across Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Brunei, aiming to boost real-time forecasting for severe storms. Aviation Skills Pipeline: Royal Brunei Airlines and Aviation Australia signed an MoU to train future licensed aircraft maintenance engineers via an EASA Part 147-approved diploma, building Brunei’s aviation workforce. Digital Security in Focus: A foreign national suspected of Brunei ATM skimming was arrested at Miri Airport after joint PDRM–PPDB intelligence work, with advice to check ATMs for tampering. Regional Tech Diplomacy: India’s Jaishankar met Brunei’s FM Prince Abdul Mateen in Manila, discussing cooperation on AI, drones and digital technologies under ASEAN ties. Drone Culture in Brunei: A drone show launched the Imagine Drone Show Tour in Belait, organised with the Chinese Embassy and Hengyi Industries to blend tech with local heritage. Cloud Gaming Access: A guide highlights that GeForce Now is unavailable in Brunei and other markets, recommending VPNs to access the service. Defence Volunteers (Singapore): MINDEF opened new SG Defence volunteer roles for performing arts and technical support (sound, camera ops), showing how non-military skills can support defence events.
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