Brunei Legislative Council member joins Asean-AIPA Leaders’ Interface Meeting


Legislative Council member Datuk Seri Setia Awang Abdul Rahman at the 13th Asean-AIPA Leaders’ Interface Meeting in Vientiane, Laos. - Photo: LegCo

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: The 13th Asean-AIPA Leaders’ Interface Meeting held in conjunction with the 44th and 45th Asean Summits was held on Wednesday (Oct 2) at the National Convention Centre in Vientiane, Laos.

The Legislative Council (LegCo) was represented by member Datuk Seri Setia Awang Abdul Rahman.

The Asean-AIPA Leaders’ Interface meeting is an annual summit where Asean heads of government and AIPA member state Parliaments meet to foster relationships, strengthen cooperation and enhance cohesion.

Prior to the 13th Asean-AIPA Leaders’ Interface Meeting, AIPA member states convened a preparatory meeting.

Brunei Darussalam contributed to the drafting of the AIPA message, which was subsequently approved unanimously.

At the 13th Asean-AIPA Leaders’ Interface Meeting, the president of the National Assembly of Laos, as the 45th president of AIPA, presented the AIPA message to Asean heads of government and AIPA national delegations.

Several Asean heads of government acknowledged and responded to the AIPA message, recognising AIPA’s valuable contributions to realising Asean’s goals. - Borneo Bulletin/ANN

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