Brunei commits to sustainable ocean management


BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Primary Resources and Tourism (MPRT), Dayang Tutiaty Abd Wahab (pic), highlighted Brunei Darussalam’s dedication to protecting marine ecosystems, combating illegal fishing, and promoting sustainable resource management through strong conservation policies and marine innovations.

In her opening address as guest of honour at the Ocean Sustainability Conference as part of Ocean Week Brunei 2025 on Monday (June 16), she said, “By fostering careers in ocean science, conservation, and marine innovation — alongside supporting creative industries tied to our oceans — we advance Brunei’s vision of a thriving blue economy that balances ecological protection with growth, community empowerment, and scientific progress.”

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