Brunei Darussalam

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Brunei is looking to maximise its hydrocarbon reserves in order to extend the working life of its energy sector, while at the same time expanding the country's industrial base to make best use out of its oil and gas fields.
Brunei's economy faces a challenging year, with lower international energy prices cutting into state earnings and putting pressure on the government budget as it seeks to cushion the effects of the global financial crisis and maintain its programme of expanding the country's economic base.
Barbados is looking to strengthen its capital markets, encouraging more firms to list on the stock exchange, pushing for greater regional co-operation and greater participation by locals in the market.
Brunei is hoping a programme of integrated development and investment will lay the ground for diversifying the country's economy away from a direct dependence on fossil fuels and foster a strong industrial sector.
As Barbados's insurance industry looks to grow beyond its own borders, it is setting its sights on attracting more foreign players to the island's captive insurance market.
In an effort to reduce the sultanate's reliance on imported foods and increase agricultural production, Brunei is working on a combination of state support, improved technology and higher investments to ensure the nation's food security.

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