AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoASEAN Power Grid Talks: Indonesia says it’s still negotiating electricity pricing before joining the ASEAN Power Grid, warning the deal must be “fair” and not a 70-30 split. Digital Infrastructure & Security: The U.S. is funding a trans-Pacific internet cable feasibility study that would route around the South China Sea, aiming to reduce China’s leverage over Southeast Asia’s connectivity. Regional Trade Rules: ASEAN signatories, including Brunei, have agreed to allow the upgraded ATIGA to be applied provisionally among willing members ahead of its June 2027 entry into force. Cross-border Investment: Hong Kong signed the first protocol to amend its ASEAN investment agreement, aiming for non-discriminatory treatment and more legal certainty for investors. Public Order & Sports: Indonesia deployed 5,641 police for the FIFA ASEAN Cup in Jakarta and Bandung, with security covering venues, routes, and digital monitoring. Haze & Fire Response: Indonesia continues firefighting efforts as Malaysia sends aircraft, helicopters and firefighters to tackle worsening transboundary haze. Brunei in the Region: Brunei-linked items include participation in ATIGA talks and Basma Lachkar’s joint bronze at the Asian Games wushu taijiquan/taijijian event.
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