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The project takes into account future climate change impacts and incorporates nature-based solutions.

The Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines Power Integration Project will scale up cross-border power trade in ASEAN.

Aggressive marketing campaigns, presence in international travel fairs, resumption of flights helping to lure back tourists.

The strategic shift to electric vehicles and clean power will not only cut emissions but also create economic opportunities.

Ranking officials from the two countries discussed about exploring agricultural trade prospects during a meeting on 26 July.

The planned Brunei Darussalam–Indonesia–Malaysia–Philippines Power Integration may be the next multilateral power trading project.

A support unit that will be tasked to coordinate the trade pact’s implementation is expected to start operations in 2024.

This entails introducing climate-resilient land, soil, and water management systems, engaging the private sector along the value chain, and introducing digital services.

After going virtual in 2021 due to the pandemic, BIMP-EAGA’s signature cultural festival is returning as an in-person event.

Venture is part of a project to improve the market access of farmers and fisherfolks across BIMP-EAGA.