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The two BIMP-EAGA countries reopen borders cautiously and continue to enforce health protocols.

The capital will be relocated to an area covered by BIMP-EAGA where it could help drive the subregion’s development and growth.

Some $200 million worth of priority projects have been lined up, including redeveloping the city port and making public transport more efficient.

A report from the Asian Development Bank sees bright prospects for economies with widespread technology adoption, resilient merchandise exports, or rich natural resources.

ADB's Third Southeast Asia Development Symposium is slated on 16–17 March.

An ADB Institute paper looks at how popular island destinations like Siargao, a surfers’ paradise in Mindanao, can cope with marine debris and a growing waste problem.

The 5-year program will help the region produce halal and other agri-products for BIMP-EAGA markets.

ASEAN developed guidelines on hygiene and safety for eight sectors of the tourism industry as a key strategy for building back better from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Resource speakers from the subregion share their views on the role of technology in transforming society, particularly in BIMP-EAGA focus areas.

The average implementation rate in ASEAN is 79%, higher than the Asia–Pacific regional average of 64.9%.