The Department of Energy at the Prime Minister’s Office and an accompanying delegation will undertake a trade mission to Canada from November 12 to 20 hosted by the High Commission of Canada in Brunei Darussalam. The visit aims to establish connections with key business leaders focused on energy transition, clean energy and other emerging sectors.
The goal is to engage in conversations with pre-identified stakeholders about potential partnerships in clean energy, renewable technologies and transformative solutions.
The Brunei delegation will gain insights into the latest advancements and best practices in the energy sector, particularly regarding energy efficiency and carbon reduction.
The mission underscores the commitment and priorities of Canada and the Sultanate to promote a sustainable future and enhance trade and investment relations. Brunei’s involvement in the trade mission will highlight its effort to navigate the global energy transition and advance sustainability initiatives.
High Commissioner of Canada to Brunei Darussalam Ambra Dickie said, “We are delighted to host this inaugural trade mission from Brunei Darussalam to Canada.
“This visit focuses on deepening Canada and the Sultanate’s partnership in support of innovative and sustainable solutions for energy transformation.
“As we commemorate the 40th anniversary of Canada-Brunei diplomatic relations this year, support Canada’s strategic partnership with ASEAN and implement Canada’s Indo-Pacific strategy, we look forward to supporting Brunei Darussalam’s sustainability and economic diversification in line with Brunei Vision 2035.”
