(Bandar Seri Begawan, 6th) In order to achieve the "Brunei Vision 2035", the relevant authorities emphasized that the timeliness of blueprint formulation and its implementation must be aligned with grassroots issues.
In addition, Yang Berhormat Pengiran Haji Isa bin Pengiran Haji Aliuddin, a member of the Brunei Legislative Council, pointed out during a debate on the "Vision 2035" resolution at the Legislative Council meeting held at the National Assembly yesterday, that there is a lack of coordination among strategies, such as the contradiction between the goal of rice self-sufficiency and meat imports.
He also suggested the improvement of policies and the simplification of the business system to ensure equal business opportunities between private companies and government-linked companies (GLCs).
Another member, Dr. Mahari, emphasized that human capital strategy needs to strike a balance between technical and non-technical graduates. He pointed out that Brunei is currently facing a serious problem of underemployment and lacks clear career development pathways, and suggested the formulation of more inclusive, data-driven labor policies.
In the same debate, member Haji Mohd Danial @ Tabin also emphasized that climate change, natural disasters, food security, and water resources are challenges that must be faced in the process of achieving the "Vision 2035".
He said: "In this regard, we must strengthen policies related to environment and sustainable development, introduce climate education and disaster awareness among the younger generation, promote green scientific research and sustainable technological innovation, and integrate Bruneian and Islamic values in all actions to ensure national development is not achieved at the expense of long-term wellbeing."
He called for the establishment of stronger environmental policies, implementing climate education, promoting green innovation and the construction of environmental protection infrastructure, and addressing issues such as flooding in a coordinated manner through land use planning and community participation.
In addition, member Haji Mohd Shaleh pointed out that cybersecurity threats could impact the national economy and people's wellbeing.
He suggested strengthening cybersecurity policies, nurturing local talent, enhancing regional and global cooperation, and reducing external dependence through economic diversification.
Member Mohd Abdulla @ Lim Swee Ann emphasized that the nation’s preparedness and response to global public health crises is key to realizing the "Vision 2035".
He suggested strengthening the public health system, investing in research and development in the field of infectious diseases, nurturing local professional talent, establishing early monitoring networks, and enhancing community health education.
In addition, Yang Berhormat Pengiran Haji Isa bin Pengiran Haji Aliuddin, a member of the Brunei Legislative Council, pointed out during a debate on the "Vision 2035" resolution at the Legislative Council meeting held at the National Assembly yesterday, that there is a lack of coordination among strategies, such as the contradiction between the goal of rice self-sufficiency and meat imports.
He also suggested the improvement of policies and the simplification of the business system to ensure equal business opportunities between private companies and government-linked companies (GLCs).
Another member, Dr. Mahari, emphasized that human capital strategy needs to strike a balance between technical and non-technical graduates. He pointed out that Brunei is currently facing a serious problem of underemployment and lacks clear career development pathways, and suggested the formulation of more inclusive, data-driven labor policies.
In the same debate, member Haji Mohd Danial @ Tabin also emphasized that climate change, natural disasters, food security, and water resources are challenges that must be faced in the process of achieving the "Vision 2035".
He said: "In this regard, we must strengthen policies related to environment and sustainable development, introduce climate education and disaster awareness among the younger generation, promote green scientific research and sustainable technological innovation, and integrate Bruneian and Islamic values in all actions to ensure national development is not achieved at the expense of long-term wellbeing."
He called for the establishment of stronger environmental policies, implementing climate education, promoting green innovation and the construction of environmental protection infrastructure, and addressing issues such as flooding in a coordinated manner through land use planning and community participation.
In addition, member Haji Mohd Shaleh pointed out that cybersecurity threats could impact the national economy and people's wellbeing.
He suggested strengthening cybersecurity policies, nurturing local talent, enhancing regional and global cooperation, and reducing external dependence through economic diversification.
Member Mohd Abdulla @ Lim Swee Ann emphasized that the nation’s preparedness and response to global public health crises is key to realizing the "Vision 2035".
He suggested strengthening the public health system, investing in research and development in the field of infectious diseases, nurturing local professional talent, establishing early monitoring networks, and enhancing community health education.