chapter 7 (developments in brunei up to 1986)
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Chapter 7
DEVELOPMENTS IN BRUNEI UP TO 1986
“Let there arise out of you a group of people inviting to all that is good, enjoining Al-Ma’ruf (Islamic monotheism and all that Islam orders one to do) and forbidding Al-Munkar (polytheism and disbelief and all that Islam has forbidden). And it is they who are the successful.”
Surah Ar-Imran, Verse 104OFF
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7.1 CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Although Brunei was given full control over its internal administration, it still remained a British protected state
Amendments To The 1959 Constitution Agreement
14 Nov1969
His Royal Highness Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah went to London to discuss the amendments to the 1959 Agreement
23 Nov1971
The new agreement was signed between Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah and the British representative, Anthony Henry Fanshawe Royle
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7.1 CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Terms Of The 1971 Agreement
• Brunei granted full internal self-government• The Commissioner remained as representative of the British Government but was no longer the adviser to the Sultan• Britain still responsible for Brunei’s external affairs and defence• Brunei and Britain would consult each other if Brunei was threatened externally • Brunei and Britain would share responsibility for defence and security• A new post created – General Adviser to His Royal Highness
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7.1 CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
• Signed on 7 Jan 1979• A further step towards independence• Brunei agreed to take over international responsibilities as a sovereign and independent nation• Britain agreed to assist Brunei in the area of diplomacy
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7.1 CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
1979: Diplomatic Department was set up to handle Brunei’s external relations.
1 Jan 1984:Brunei officially became an independent nation
1983: Brunei Investment Agency was set up to handle management of Brunei’s financial affairs overseas.(Click on screen to view.)
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7.2 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
New government departments were created:
1973: Economic Planning Unit –
national development plans
1976: Economic Development Board – applications from private sectors to set
up industries
Third National Development Plan (1975 - 1979)
• Created more employment opportunities by diversifying the economy• Gave priority to manufacturing, tourism, agriculture, forestry and fisheries
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7.2 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
Fourth National Development Plan (1980 - 1984)
Maintained a high level of employment
Diversified the economy through rapid development of agriculture and industry
Encouraged agro-based manufacturing industries
Improved communication system, education and health facilities as well as telecommunications
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7.2 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
• 16 April 1975: Brunei Government had equal share in Brunei Shell Petroleum• 1970s: four more oilfields were discovered• 1979: 650 oilfields had been drilled in Seria oilfield
By 1986, Brunei had become the world’s fourth largest producer of Liquefied Natural Gas.
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7.2 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
The Young Farmers Resettlement Scheme
The Finance Scheme
• Training of local fishermen in modern techniques of fishing• Despite government support, the agriculture, forestry and fisheries sectors showed little growth • There was, on the other hand, an increase in trade and commercial activities
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7.2 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
More schools / religious schools
constructed
More emphasis placed on training of local teachers
Technical and vocational
schools opened
1984 Introduction of degree course at SHBTC
18 Oct1985
Opening of University Brunei Darussalam
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7.2 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
• 1983: The new Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha Hospital was opened• Other government hospitals were opened• Health and medical services were undertaken in a comprehensive manner• Health services were expanded to rural areas
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7.2 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
1 Jan 1975: Radio and Television Brunei created
November 1984: Royal Brunei Airlines established
Postal services provided at post offices in Bandar Seri Begawan and main towns in four districts
Sept 1979: Earth Satellite Station completed
1986: An effective telecommunications network had been developed
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7.3 BRUNEI’S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Mutual respect of other’s territorial
sovereignty, integrity and independence
Maintenance of friendly relations
among nations
Non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries
Maintenance and promotion of
peace, security and stability in the
region
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7.3 BRUNEI’S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Diplomatic Relations were established with many countries around the world
Brunei’s Participation In International Political Organisations
• 1 Jan 1984: Brunei became member • Brunei had a policy of co-operation and worked with friendly nations towards peace, economic progress and friendship
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7.3 BRUNEI’S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
• The main aims of ASEAN were to maintain friendly relations, security and regional stability• 7 Jan 1984: Brunei became 6th member of ASEAN
• SEAMEO (1984)
• Organisation of Islamic Conference (1984)
• Asian Broadcasting Union (1984)
• ISESCO (1985)
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7.3 BRUNEI’S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
• 21 Sept 1984: Brunei became 159th member of the United Nations• International recognition of Brunei’s sovereignty as an independent nation
Since joining the United Nations, Brunei has become actively involved in the World Health Organisation and the United Nations Development Programme
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CHAPTER 7: SUMMARY
Constitutional Developments
Five important councils created by Sultan
Amendments made to the 1959 Constitution
Five principal Administrators appointed
Anglo-Brunei Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation of 1979
Full independence in 1984
The written constitution of 1959
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CHAPTER 7: SUMMARY
3rd National Development Plan (1975 - 1979) 4th National Development
Plan (1980 - 1984)
Health Services
Oil and Gas Industry
Education Progress
Transportation and Communications
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