Singapore taps Brunei for ‘Agri-Tech Food Zone’ study

Both governments aim to enhance food security and supply chain resilience.

The governments of Singapore and Brunei Darussalam have jointly issued a pre-tender qualification notice for consultancy services to conduct a feasibility study on establishing a Brunei-Singapore Agri-Tech Food Zone in Brunei.

Both governments aim to strengthen cooperation in key areas such as food security and supply chain resilience, according to a press release.

Interested parties and companies can access further details via Singapore’s Government Electronic Business System or the Brunei Economic Development Board’s social media platforms.

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