AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegional tourism & access: Sarawak Tourism Board and Royal Brunei Airlines signed an MoU to strengthen connectivity and boost Sarawak’s “Gateway to Borneo” appeal, with the deal inked during ITB China 2026. Health systems support: South Korea reaffirmed backing for peacebuilding and inclusive development in BARMM, including healthcare transformation and stronger public services, after a visit to Cotabato City. Medical tourism expansion: Gleneagles Jerudong Park Medical Centre extended its medical tourism outreach into East Kalimantan via sessions with RS Parikesit and Bank Danamon, focusing on cardiac care and heart-health awareness. Food safety regulation push: APFRAS re-elected South Korea as chair and urged greater food safety regulatory harmonisation across Pacific-Asia members to make trade smoother. Ocean health & livelihoods: Ocean Week Brunei 2026 launched with a “blue economy” theme, linking marine ecosystem health to jobs, fisheries, tourism, food security and climate resilience. Nutrition & tech for health: A Google executive highlighted AI projects in the region, including an AI platform for dementia care in Brunei and tools targeting childhood malnutrition in the Philippines.
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