| James Kon |
THE well-established bilateral relationship between Brunei Darussalam’s Prime Minister’s Office and Ministry of Home Affairs, and the Republic of Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs, provided the opportunity for both countries to learn from one another especially in the areas of border control, firefighting, rescue management and others.
The lifelong learning and knowledge sharing are for the betterment of both countries towards leading them prosperity and ensuring a safe and secure community for all.
The sharing of knowledge between Brunei and Singapore was lauded by Haji Idris bin Haji Ali, Deputy Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Home Affairs, in his remark as the guest of honour at the 2nd Brunei Darussalam and Singapore Joint Training Annual Exchange Programme yesterday.
The opening ceremony, which was held at the sixth floor of the Ministry of Home Affairs, started off with the introduction of participants to the guest of honour. A total of 17 participants are taking part in the Joint Training Annual Exchange programme of whom nine are from Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs and eight are from Brunei’s Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Haji Idris bin Haji Ali, Deputy Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Home Affairs, receiving a souvenir from one of the participants . – JAMES KON
In his speech, Haji Idris highlighted, “The bilateral cooperation between Brunei Darussalam’s Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Home Affairs, and the Republic of Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs is quite new but the relationship has long existed with regular interaction at both ministerial and departmental levels.”
“Through this relationship, it gave a huge opportunity for both countries to learn from one another,” he added.
The 1st Bilateral Meeting between the Ministries of Home Affairs of Brunei Darussalam and Singapore was held this November 14 to 18.
Also in attendance at the ceremony were Desmond Koh, Acting High Commissioner of the Republic of Singapore to Brunei Darussalam and senior government officials.
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