1. Downstream industries of oil, gas and energy industries, such as oil refining, natural gas liquefaction, chemical fertilizers, plastics, chemical raw materials, etc.;
2. Agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including expanding the planting area of grain and vegetables, increasing the breeding of cattle, sheep, chickens, fish and shrimps and the production of eggs and milk, improving the self-sufficiency rate of grain and reducing imports;
3. Encourage domestic and foreign businessmen to invest and do business in Brunei, promote the development of small and medium-sized private enterprises and commercial sectors, and allow foreign investors to own 100% equity in high-tech and export-oriented industrial projects;
4. Implement privatization, and gradually privatize public services such as telecommunications, postal services, water and electricity, transportation, etc. managed by the government, so as to improve service quality and efficiency and reduce the financial burden of the government. By promoting privatization, Brunei's economic development has gradually shifted from government-led to private-led development, so Brunei is rich!