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Selamat Datang

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The Delegates of 6th Singapore-Brunei

Youth Leadership Exchange Programme (SBYLEP)

Brunei Darussalam

1 - 7 October 2019

PROGRAMME BACKGROUNDThe Singapore – Brunei Youth Leadership Exchange Programme is a key bilateral program between the youth focal points of Singapore and Brunei Darussalam. The programme serve to develop the next generation of leaders and affirms the important role young people have in strengthening relationship between neighbours and in working towards an even brighter future together. The SBYLEP will be coordinated annually by the respective youth focal points on a rotational basis, involving next generation young leaders from both countries.

PROGRAMME AIMSThe programme aims to:

(1) Strengthen bilateral relations between Singapore and Brunei Darussalam by promoting understanding and solidarity among and between Nextgen Leaders from both countries;

(2) Enhance understanding of and appreciation for national policies, systems, country relations and regional concerns; and

(3) Promote substantive dialogues amongst participants and with thought-leaders from diverse 3P sectors (People, Private and Public).

PROGRAMME THEMEThe theme for 6th SBYLEP is, “Future Ready Youth”. It aims to showcase the opportunities and challenges of Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0), which enables the youths to take advantage and grasp the opportunities brought by technological advancements by the IR 4.0. However, as both Singapore and Brunei Darussalam participants will come from various 3P sectors, the understanding of opportunities and challenges in each country will be enhanced. In addition, the theme allows sharing and exploration of how each sector contributes individually as well as collaboratively.

Day 0: Tuesday, 01 October 2019TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE REMARKS

PM Arrival of delegates(ETA: 1415 hrs)

Brunei International

Airport

Greeted by Director of Youth and Sports

Development Division (MCYS) and Brunei National Leader &

LO’s

Check-in delegates & registration

Centrepoint Hotel

Briefing & Registration Team

1600 hrs

Briefing and introduction

Purple Jade Room,

Centrepoint Hotel

Briefing by Head of Secretariat

Team Building Activityled by:

(1) Hanis Osman, Generasi Berkarih

(2) Nurul Nadiah bte Radat, Member of Women’s Association Kg Junjungan & Chairman Alumni, Program Belia Cinta Tanah Air

Purple Jade Room,

Centrepoint Hotel

Ice-breaking session(1hr 30 mins)

1845 hrs Depart from hotel Centrepoint Hotel Attire: Casual

1930 hrs Welcoming DinnerAminah Arif Restaurant, Jerudong

Hosted by Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Youth &

Sports.(Attire: Casual)

DAY 0 CONCLUDED

Darussalam Enterprise (DARe)

Marine Biodiversity Centre

Prime Minister Office

Day 1: Wednesday, 02 October 2019TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE REMARKS

0800 hrs Depart from hotel Centrepoint Hotel Attire: Smart Casual

0830-0945 hrs

Briefing by Prime Minister’s Office on Brunei Vision 2035

Main Theatre

Hall, Prime Minister’s

Office

Presented by Siti Khalidah binti Haji

Hussin, Special Duties Officer Grade II, Sekretariat Tetap

Wawasan Brunei 2035, Prime Minister’s Office

1000 hrs Visit to Darussalam Enterprise (DARe):

• Interactive Session 1: Designing Entrepreneurship Landscape in Brunei Darussalam

• Visit to iCentre:Interaction with Young Entrepreneur incubatees

Anggerek Desa

Presented by Emma Agaki Corporate Communication Manager, DARe

1200 - 1315 hrs Lunch

Nur Wanita Restaurant,

Serasa

1400 – 1500 hrs

Visit to Marine Biodiversity Centre

MeragangHosted by Ministry

of Primary Resources and Tourism (MPRT)

1600 - 1700 hrs

Visit to Greenthumb Farms Sdn Bhd Kilanas

Mohammad Dzairenny Muslim, Managing

Director, Greenthumb Farms Sdn Bhd

1700 hrs Back to Hotel

DAY 1 CONCLUDED

University Technology Brunei

BIBD Connect

Meriuk Farm Stay

Day 2: Thursday, 03 October 2019TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE REMARKS


0800 – 1200 hrs

Visit to Meriuk Farm Stay:

• Interactive Session 2:Youth Role in Environmental Sustainability

Kiudang,Tutong

Group DiscussionFacilitated by

Yang Berhormat Khairunnisa Ash’ari,

Green Brunei.

Lunch

1330-1500 hrs

Visit to University Technology Brunei:

• Interactive Session 3:Pioneering Industry and Technology towards IR4

UTB Group DiscussionFacilitated by UTB.

1530-1700 hrs

Visit to BIBD:

Learn about Bank Islam Brunei Darussalam initiatives:

• Introduction to BIBD• NextGen Technology• BIBD Seeds • Proceed to BIBD

Connect,Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas

BIBDTraining Centre, PGGMB Building

Presented by BIBD Management

1930 hrs Preparation for Meet and Greet Session

Centrepoint Hotel Attire: Casual

DAY 2 CONCLUDED

Jame Asr’ Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque

Jerudong Park Playground

The Empire Hotel & Country Club

Day 3: Friday, 04 October 2019TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE REMARKS

0615 hrs Depart from hotel Centrepoint Hotel Attire: Sport Attire

0715 - 0830 hrs

Morning WalkSBYLEP Exhibition


Together with 7th Singapore-Brunei

Young Leaders’ Programme (YLP)

participants.

0830 hrs Depart to Royal Brunei Polo and Riding Club

Royal Brunei Polo and Riding Club Attire: Smart Casual

0930 - 1030 hrs

Meet and Greet Session with Minister of Culture,Youth and Sports and Minister of Culture, Community and Youth, Republic of Singapore

Royal Brunei Polo and Riding Club

1050 hrs Depart to hotel Centrepoint Hotel

1200 hrs Friday Prayer for muslim participats at Jame Asr’ Hassanal Bolkiah Mosque, Kiulap

1630 hrs Depart from hotel Centrepoint Hotel

Attire: Casual

1700 hrs Walkabout at The Empire Hotel & Country Club

The Empire Hotel & Country Club

Surau is available at the Arcade Area,

Lobby Floor

1900 hrs Creating Sweet Memories at Jerudong Park Playground


Interaction with Alumni SBYLEP

DAY 3 CONCLUDED

Youth Centre, BSB

Ulu Temburong National Park

PKBN Camp

OBBD Batang Duri Camp

Day 4: Saturday, 05 October 2019

TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE REMARKS

0645 hrsGather at hotel lobby & leaving to Dermaga Diraja Jetty

Centrepoint Hotel

Attire: sportswear (Wet clothing, sport

shoes, hat, sun block, insect repellent)

Reminder: Please bring extra clothing

0700 hrs Departure to Temburong District

Dermaga Diraja Jetty

Arranged by Freme Travel Agent (45 mins

– 1hr by boat)

0800 hrsArrival at Temburong District and greeted by the Temburong District Officer

Temburong District Office

0900 hrs

Arrive at OBBD Batang Duri Camp

OBBD Batang Duri Camp

Adventure trip to Ulu Temburong National Park

Ulu Temburong National Park

Broadwalks and Suspension Bridges

Canopy Walkway

Breifing on the “Heart of Borneo” initiative.

Host: Forestry Department

Lunch and Zohor Prayer

Outdoor activities: Water Kayaking / Rafting

Arrival at Outwards Bound Brunei Darussalam OBBD Batang

Duri CampOutdoor activities: Flying Fox and Rock Climbing

1600 hrs Visit to National Service Camp [Program Khidmat Bakti Negara (PKBN)] - Brief Presentation on PKBN- Touring PKBN Facilities- Asr Prayer

PKBN Camp

Presented by Pg Muhammad Nuur

Hakiim bin Pg Anak Badi’ Odzaman,

Special Duties Officer Grade II, PKBN

1700 hrsDeparture from Bangar Jetty, Temburong to Bandar Seri Begawan

Bangar Jetty

1800 hrs Arrival to Bandar Seri Begawan (Back to hotel)

Dermaga Diraja Jetty


2000 hrs Attending Malam Minggu Pusat Belia (MMPB)

Youth Centre, BSB Attire: Casual

DAY 4 CONCLUDED

Kampong Ayer Cultural & Cultural Gallery

Taman Haji Sir Muda Omar Ali Saifuddien

Mangrove Paradise Resort

Royal Regalia Museum

Day 5: Sunday, 06 October 2019TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE REMARKS

0630 hrs Breakfast Centrepoint Hotel

0715 hrs Depart to Bandar seri Begawan

Bandar Seri Begawan Attire: Casual

0730 hrs ‘Bandarku Ceria’Taman Haji Sir Muda Omar Ali

Saifuddien

Sightseeing and socializing for local

products.

0900 - 1030 hrs

Exploring Kampong Ayer Life Style and Culture

Kampong Ayer Cultural &

Cultural Gallery

Hosted by SBYLEP Alumni

1045 - 1200 hrs

Brunei History Through Museum Heritage Trail

Royal Regalia Museum

Presented byMariani binti

Haji Abu Bakar,Public Relations

Officer,Brunei Museums

Department

Pusat Sejarah

Presented byDyg Hjh Siti Aisah

binti PungutHistory OfficerExhibition and

Services DivisionHistory Centre

1200 hrs Back to Hotel Centrepoint Hotel

1430 hrs Depart to Mangrove Paradise Resort

Centerpoint Hotel Attire: Smart Casual

1500 - 1630 hrs

Reflection & Sharing session

Mangrove Paradise Resort

Hosted by Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Culture,

Youth & Sports.

1700 hrs Back to hotel Centrepoint Hotel

Evening Free & Easy

DAY 5 CONCLUDED

Day 6: Monday, 07 October 2019TIME ACTIVITIES VENUE REMARKS

0600 hrs Breakfast Hotel

0700 hrs Depart to Brunei International Airport


Airport

AM Departure of Delegates(ETD: 0915hrs)


Airport

DAY 6 CONCLUDED

BRUNEI DELEGATION

No. Name Designation/Organization

1. Awang Muhammad Razan binHaji Abdul Razak (Head of Delegates)

Contact no: 8885604

• Special Duties Officer Grade II, Delivery Unit (Acting Special Duties Officer Grade I, Ministry of Energy, Manpower and Industry.

2. Dayangku Noradilah bintiPengiran Haji Abd. Malik(Deputy Head of Delegates)

Contact no: 8978133

• Second Secretary, Department of East Asia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

3. Mohammad Hafiizh bin Haji Osman (Delegates)

Contact no: 8629256

• Management Service Officer, Management Services Officer, Prime Minister’s Office.

4. Saiful Adilin bin Haji Edin(Delegates)

Contact no: 8865558

• Registry of Companies and Business Names Division, Ministry of Finance and Economy.

5. Awang Muhammad Yussof binHaji Abdul Majid(Delegates)

Contact no: 8804009

• Special Duties Officer Grade II, (Head of Recovery Division, Religious Counseling and Understanding Unit), Ministry of Religious Affairs.


6. Dr Poh Shen Hau @ Roland Poh(Delegates)

Contact no: 8884065

• Medical Officer, Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha Hospital, Ministry of Health.

7. Awang Mohammad Zulfadly bin Awang Haji Ismail(Delegates)

Contact no: 8652631

• Engineer Grade III, Defense Information and Technology Unit, Ministry of Defence.

8. Awang Muhamad Najib binHaji Zakaria(Delegates)

Contact no: 8774261

• Horticulturist, Department of Agriculture and Agrifood, Ministry of Primary Resources and Tourism.

9. Awang Mohammad Hilmi bin Wasli(Delegates)

Contact no: 8822136

• Head Instructor, Prison Department, Ministry of Home Affairs.

10. Awang Mohammad Zulfadhli bin Rosli(Delegates)

Contact no: 8872635

• Graduates, University of Brunei Darussalam. (Nominated by Ministry of Development)

11. Awang Nabil Fikri bin Suhaili(Delegates)

Contact no: 8867514

• Co-Founder The Content Fuel.(Videographer and Content Creator)

12. Nour Fadilah Fakhriah binti Haji Yunos(Delegates)

Contact no: 8969990

• University Graduates, University of Brunei Darussalam. (Nominated by Ministry of Religious Affair)


13. Dayang Wan Nur Zahidah bintiMetussin(Delegates)

Contact no: 8359939

• Designer Grade I, Ministry of Culture, Youth & Sports.

14. Dayang Nurfarahiyah binti Yahya(Delegates)

Contact no: 8181661

• Founder of D’Fasha Crystal Company.

15. Dayang Nazurah binti Mohd Noor(Delegates)

Contact no: 7148012

• Consevation Programme Manager, Green Brunei (NGO’s)Founder Advancement of the Community and Environment (ACE) Team (NGO’s)

SINGAPORE DELEGATION


1. Mr Alvin Chia(Head of Delegation)

• Manager International Affairs, National Youth Council

2. Mr Nathaniel Tay(Deputy Head of Delegation)

• Senior Executive, Singapore Food Agency

3. Mr Jeremy Kong Wei Ming(Delegate)

• Marketing Communications, SPH Property Management Services Pte Ltd

4. Mr Leong Yong Hui Elson(Delegate)

• Coach Developer & Assessor, Singapore Swimming Association

5. Mr Muhammad Afiq Bin Sumardi(Delegate)

• Founder & Computer System Technician, LionX Sole Proprietorship

6. Ms Tyr Astaroth Ding(Delegate)

• Director for Marketing and Strategic Planning, Gibbon International B.V

7. Ms Lim Chin Voon Jesslyn(Delegate)

• Facilities & Estate Manager, JTC Corporation

8. Ms Nurul Hazirah binte Abdul Razak(Delegate)

• Legal Executive, Legal Aid Bureau


9. Mr Ng Paul Seen(Delegate)

• Student, London School of Economics

• Returning participants of 5th SBYELP 2018

10. Ms Nur Zayanah binte Zullkafli(Delegate)

• Student, Singapore Institute of Technology – University of Liverpool

11. Ms Caryn Tan Xuan Lin(Delegate)

• Student, National University of Singapore

12. Mr Benjamin Loo Qi En(Delegate)

• Student, National University of Singapore

13. Ms Nur Hidayah binte Zulkarnain(Delegate)

• Student, Singapore Institute of Technology – University of Liverpool

14. Ms Inez Yi-Ling Alsagoff(Delegate)

• Student – National University of Singapore

15. Mr Tan Heng Kiat Noel(Delegate)

• Student – Singapore University of Technology and Design

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

Vibrant yet peaceful. Both modern and timeless. A fusion of majestic opulence and traditional respect.

Bandar Seri Begawan is the centre of Brunei’s commerce, finance and government. In many

ways, it is also the heart of Brunei’s cultural landscape, housing some of the nation’s most revered landmarks. The city’s breathtaking Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque is a stunning tribute to the nation’s deep-rooted faith, while the truly Bruneian Kampong Ayer water village offers a glimpse of the nation’s quaint Asian charm.

Beneath Bandar Seri Begawan’s lavish adornments, gold towers, sparkling fountains and colorful mosaic tiles, lies a city steeped in a quiet respect, grounded in Islamic tradition, and excluding a sense of peace that makes it one of Asia’s most distinctive capital cities.

BRUNEI -MUARA

Contemporary luxuries abound. Rustic surprise await.

Though small in size, Brunei-Muara is the great importance to the nation as the district housing Brunei’s capital, Bandar Seri Begawan. As such, it is usually the first stop of any visitor to Brunei and one of the most memorable. Outside the capital lie some of the nation’s most world – renowned attractions.

The golden spires adorning Istana Nurul Iman, hone the nation’s revered monarch, His Majesty The Sultan, form a striking backdrop for a spectacular Bruneian sunset. The lavish residence has achieved legendary status as the largest palace in the world and features a unique blend of contemporary and traditional Islamic architecture. But there is nothing traditional – or expected – about Brunei Muara’s other famous attraction, Jerudong Park Playground, the state-of-the-art amusement park that was once the playground of royalty.

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TUTONG

Sparsely populated. Ethnically diverse. A different side of Brunei.

While only a half-hour drive from the urban centre of Bandar Seri Begawan, Tutong offers a glimpse of the diverse cultures and unique lifestyles of rural Brunei, making it one of the nation’s most distinctive districts.

Tutong is abundant in natural beauty, from the white sands and rocky outcroppings of Pantai Seri Kenangan beach all the way inland to the scenic and somewhat mysterious feel of Tasek Merinbun a serpentine lake surrounded by swamps and 15th century burial grounds. But the true draw of Tutong is its people. Local color abounds at the Ruma Budaya Cultural Village, showcasing the five ethnic Bornean group that make up the district’s diverse population.

TEMBURONG

The call of a proboscis monkey. The thrill of a speedboat cutting through jungle waters, Unspoiled, Untamed, Unbelievable. Early European explorers told tales of the exotic wonders found on the island of Borneo. Rare orchids with blooms as large as dinner plates. Elusive monkeys with long, curved noses. Rivers that snake through uncharted forests. And green verdant shades never seen before. This is temburong and all it beholds the adventurous traveller today.

Temburong is a living tribute to Brunei’s dedication to preserving one of the world’s most diverse ecosystem. The Ulu Temburong National Park offers visitors a peek at a world untouched by man, from above or below the forest canopy. The simple culture of the Bornean long house community can also be seen – a complete and unforgettable borneo experience.

BELAIT

Birthplace of the nation’s wealth, Home of the oil industry. Brunei economic heartland.

Behind the glitter of Brunei’s legendary wealth lies the district of Kuala Belait. Seat of the nation’s oil and gas industry, producing the country’s main export commodity. While the economy today is slowly diversifying to include manufacturing services and tourism, the real “gold“ of Brunei flows deep below the ground in Belait.

To see where it all began, visit the town of Seria to see rows of the affectionately-named “nodding donkeys” which pump the lifeblood of Brunei’s economy from the oil-rich heart of Belait. Seria’s Oil & Gas Discovery Center provides an up close view of the inner workings of the nation’s main industry, and the visually striking billionth Barrel Monument immortalizes the industry’s accomplishments through contemporary architectural forms.

Prayer Times for 1 - 7 October, 2019

Date Imsak Suboh Zohor Asar Magrib Isyak

1/10/2019 04:41 04:51 12:11 03:23 06:12 07:21

2/10/2019 04:41 04:51 12:11 03:23 06:12 07:21

3/10/2019 04:40 04:50 12:11 03:23 06:12 07:21

4/10/2019 04:40 04:50 12:10 03:23 06:11 07:20

5/10/2019 04:40 04:50 12:10 03:23 06:11 07:20

6/10/2019 04:40 04:50 12:10 03:23 06:10 07:19

7/10/2019 04:40 04:50 12:09 03:23 06:10 07:19

Source : Ministry of Religious Affairs Brunei Darussalam

Climate:Hot-Wet Equatorial

Average Temp: 27.6°C

Location:Northern coast of Borneo

(3rd Largest Island in the world)Sharing with 2 other countries:

Malaysia and Indonesia 4.5353°N, 114.7277° E

Area:5,765km2/2,226 sq mi

4 Districts:Brunei and Muara District

Tutong DistrictBelait District

Temburong District

Population:442,400 as of 2018

Ethnics:66.3% Malay11.2% Chinese3.4% Indigenous Borneon2.3% Indian16.8% Others

7 Ingenious People:Malay BruneiMalay KedayanMalay TutongMalay BelaitMalay DusunMalay BisayaMalay Murut

Currency:Brunei Dollar (BND)

Youth Age:Between 15 to 40 years old

Important Numbers

Ambulance 991

Police 993

Fire & Rescue 995

Search & Rescue Centre (Air & Sea) 998

Public Work 140

Electricity 144

Telbru Directory 113

Darussalam Line 123

Flight Information (673) 233 1747

Weather Information (673) 233 0142 ext. 1888

Information on the Venue

THE CENTREPOINT HOTELAbdul Razak Complex

Gadong BE3519Bandar Seri Begawan

Negara Brunei DarussalamContact

+673 2430 430 (Telephone)+673 2430 200 (Fax)

Email:[email protected]

Website:www.thecentrepointhotel.com

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