• Important Dates:
  • Closing Date for Abstract submission by 30 May 2025
  • Notification of Acceptance by 15 May 2025
  • Closing Date for Early Bird Registration by 30 June 2025
  • Last Date of Registration by 30 September 2025
  • Full paper submission by 15 August 2025
  • Conference dates: 13 - 14 October 2025

5th International Conference on

Business, Economics
& Finance

Universiti Brunei Darussalam
14-15 October 2025

Conference Theme

ECONOMIC RESILIENCE THROUGH SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS AND INNOVATION


The theme "Economic Resilience through Sustainable Business and Innovation" highlights the critical role of sustainability and innovation in building resilient economies capable of withstanding global uncertainties. In a rapidly evolving global market, businesses must adopt sustainable practices that safeguard and promote long-term growth and adaptability. This theme encourages businesses to rethink traditional approaches, incorporating innovative solutions that drive efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and contribute to achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 8 and SDG 9.

This conference will explore how sustainable business models and technological innovations can foster economic resilience, ensuring that economies can recover and thrive in the face of crises. The event will provide a platform to share insights on how businesses can innovate to drive inclusive growth, strengthen industrial infrastructures, and support sustainable economic development by bringing together researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders. Participants will engage in discussions on emerging trends, best practices, and strategies for creating a sustainable future that prioritises both economic stability and environmental stewardship

Conference Streams

Participants and authors are encouraged to submit papers in any of the following streams, but are not limited to these options:


  1. 1. AI and Ethics

  2. 2. Ethical Innovations in the Digital Economy

  3. 3. Borneo Studies

  4. 4. Circular Economy and Resource Efficiency

  5. 5. Climate Resilience and Sustainable Development

  6. 6. Digital Economy and Business

  7. 7. Entrepreneurship

  8. 8. Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)

  9. 9. Food Security

  10. 10. Governance and Leadership

  11. 11. Green and Sustainable Investment

  12. 12. Human Resource Management

  13. 13. Marketing and Consumer Behaviour

Call for Participants


Abstract & Submission

Important Dates (GMT+8:00)
Abstract Deadline 31 May 2025
Abstract Acceptance Notification 15 June 2025
Full Paper Deadline 31 August 2025
Camera-ready Paper Deadline 31 August 2025
Early Bird Deadline 30 June 2025
Presenter Registration Deadline 31 August 2025

Announcement
Abstract Submission Deadline Extended:
31 May 2025
Presenter Registration Deadline:
31 August 2025


Abstract Format


  • The abstract should be no longer than 500 words. The title of the paper must be bold and should include name(s) of all authors. The name of presenting author should be underlined and must include contact details including an e-mail. The abstract should briefly introduce the topic of research, identify research problem and/or the objectives, indicate the methodological approach planned/used for tackling the research problem; summarise the main or expected findings and policy implications.
  • Authors intending to present their paper at the conference must submit an abstract through the designated conference submission platform.
  • Please note: Submission of a full paper is mandatory for participation and presentation at the conference.

Full Paper Format


  • Authors of accepted papers are required to submit full papers to the conference secretariat. Empirical papers should include: (1) title, (2) author, (3) abstract, (4) research background, (5) literature review, (6) research methods, (7) result and discussion, (8) conclusion and (9) references. Conceptual papers should include: (1) title, (2) author, (3) abstract, (4) research background, (5) literature review, (6) discussion, (7) conclusion and (8) references.
  • Papers should be no longer than 8000 words or not more than 12 pages.
  • Papers should be submitted as a Microsoft Word document (.docx).
  • Please download (from the ICBEF website) the Full Paper Template for proceedings and follow the steps outlined when submitting your paper to the conference secretariat via email to icbef.sbe@ubd.edu.bn on or before the deadline.
    Full Paper Submission - Download Template Here -
  • Please ensure the paper follows the APA referencing style and is thoroughly proofread before submission. Also, before submitting, please ensure that:
    • The submitted paper has not been previously published or is not under review elsewhere;
    • You warrant that the paper is not an infringement of any existing copyright and will indemnify the ICBEF organising team against any legal breach of such warranty.
  • Submitted papers will go through a standard peer review process for publication.


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Best Paper Award

Four papers will be selected for the best paper award. All submitted papers will be reviewed based on merit, novelty and practical application. Only papers that are presented will be eligible for this award.

The Award Category

  • Business
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Accounting and Finance
  • Economics
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Post-Conference Publication

All accepted and presented papers at the conference will be published in the 5thInternational Conference on Business Economics and Finance proceedings 2025 with ISBN. Selected papers will be considered for publication (subject to double-blind review and as part of journal requirement) in the following international refereed journals (tentative):
1. Journal of Business and Economic Analysis, by UBDSBE
2. International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management, indexed by Scopus, Q1
3. Journal of Science and Technology Policy Management, indexed by Scopus, Q2

Registration Fee

Registration Early Bird Payment Regular Payment
(After 30 June 2025)
Local International Local International
Presenter (General) BND 250.00 USD 250.00 BND 300.00 USD 300.00
Presenter (Student) BND 75.00 USD 75.00 BND 100.00 USD 100.00
Participants (General) BND 100.00 USD 100.00 BND 150.00 USD 150.00
Participants (Student) BND 50.00 USD 50.00 BND 100.00 USD 100.00

For local and overseas students (for both paper presenter and participant) – please upload verification letter or a copy of student ID when submitting your registration online

For UBD Alumni, to entitle 10% off the conference registration fee, please upload verification letter or a copy of student ID when submitting your registration online

For government agencies, to your department's approval and purchase order (PO) to the Secretariat of ICBEF. An invoice will be issued by Tabung UBD with the account number thereafter.



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Payment Information and Instructions


An e-payment link has been created for the early bird rates until 30th June 2025. It is recommended to use Google Chrome and to allow all pop-up windows. Follow these steps:


For Student/Staff:

  • Go to https://epay.ubd.edu.bn where you will be in the 'Student & Staff' portal
  • For Student - Log in using your UBD registration number [24Bxxx] and UBD e-mail password
  • For Staff - Log in using your UBD email and UBD e-mail password
  • Please wait for a few minutes for all the fee options to pop out
  • Pick the item you want to pay under the 'Event category'
  • Confirm payment at the cart sign

For Public:

  • Go to https://ipay.ubd.edu.bn/ where you will be in the 'Public portal'
  • Register first
  • Log in using the e-mail created
  • Please wait for a few minutes for all the fee options to pop out
  • Pick the item you want to pay under the 'Event category'
  • Confirm payment at the cart sign

Benefits to Participants

Explore cutting-edge research, trends, and innovations in economic resilience and its role in sustainable development.

Promote academic quality, facilitate cross-disciplinary engagement, and highlight current issues related to economic resilience.

Serve as a platform for academia, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to exchange views and ideas on fostering economic stability.

Forge collaborations, partnerships, and new business opportunities that support economic resilience and sustainability.

Enable opportunities for research collaborations and discover innovative models that drive sustainability and economic resilience.

Keynote Speaker

Professor Jinhua Zhao

David J. Nolan Dean of the Charles H. Dyson
School of Applied Economics and Management



Jinhua Zhao is a professor and the David J. Nolan Dean at the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management. Before joining Dyson, he was a professor of economics and director of the Environmental Science and Policy Program at Michigan State University.

Zhao was a co-editor of the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management and served on the editorial councils of JEEM and the Review of Development Economics, and is on the editorial committees of Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, Annual Review of Resource Economics and Frontier of Economics in China. He served on the Environmental Economics Advisory Committee of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Science Advisory Board as well as the Air, Climate and Energy Committee of EPA's Board of Scientific Counselors.

Zhao conducts research in the broad area of environmental and resource economics, with special interests in global climate change, renewable energies, water, technology adoption, dynamic decision making under uncertainty, and applied microeconomics in general. He also has research interests in China's environment, including government regulation and individual behavior, environmental valuation and payment for ecosystem services. His publications have appeared in, among others, the Economic Journal, International Economic Review, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Public Economics, JEEM and American Journal of Agricultural Economics. His research projects have been funded by the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and EPA.

Programmes

Day 1

Brunei Time

14 October 2025, Monday

Venue:Indera Kayangan Ballroom,
The Empire Brunei
08:15 AM - 08:45 AM

Registration and Arrival of Guests
Arrival of the Guest of Honour
08:45 AM – 09.15 AM

Opening Ceremony

Recitation of Doa Selamat

Welcoming Speech

Dr Wardah Azimah Binti Haji Sumard

Dean, UBD School of Business and Economics

Harina Ramlee

Corporate Services Manager
Hibiscus EP (Brunei) B.V

Speech by the Guest of Honour:

Dato Seri Paduka Awang Haji Khairuddin Bin Haji Abdul Hamid

Deputy Minister of Finance and Economy,
Ministry of Finance and Economy
09:15 AM – 10:00 AM

Keynote Address:

Professor Jinhua Zhao

Cornell University, USA


"Renewable Energies in the Era of Global Climate Change:
Challenges and Opportunities"

Group Photo
10:00 AM – 10.30 AM

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Signing

Universiti Brunei Darussalam and Hibiscus EP (Brunei) B.V
10:30 AM – 11.00 AM

Refreshment and Networking
11:00 AM – 12.15 PM

Panel Discussion

"Building Sustainable Digital Innovation Ecosystem"


Panelists:

  • Professor Jinhua Zhao
    Cornell University, USA

  • Allen On Hsien Yung
    Cornell University, USA

  • Muhd Hafiz Haslen
    National Digital Payments Network

Moderator:

  • Associate Professor Dr M. Muzamil Naqshbandi
    UBD School of Business and Economics
12:15 PM – 01.40 PM

Lunch and Networking
Day 1

Brunei Time

14 October 2025, Monday

Venue:School of Business and Economics
Universiti Brunei Darussalam
02:00 PM – 03:30 PM Parallel Session 1 - 3

Parallel Session 1
Venue: Room G.10, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 2
Venue: Room G.35, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 3
Venue: Room G.38, UBDSBE

Moderator: Assoc Prof Dr Muhammad Anshari bin Ali

Moderator: Professor Dr Alfiah Hasanah

Moderator: Dr Yong Soo Keong

Artificial Intelligence and Society

Circular Economy, Innovation and Sustainable Growth

Sustainable Finance
109-095:109-095: Corporate Artificial Personhood: A Socio-Economic and Religious Critique of Its Threats to Sustainability 049-039: Is There Circularity in Digitalisation? Exploring The Role of Digital Transformation, Circular Economy and Competitive Pressure on the Sustainable Performance of Manufacturing SMEs 011-008: The Effect of Sustainable Financial Institutions on Renewable Energy Efficiency in Indonesia and Malaysia: The Mediating Effect of Climate Policy and Energy Usage
093-087: Accounting for Measuring Costing in Healthcare Using Artificial Intelligence: A Systematic Review and Bibliometric Analysis 084-075: Economic Complexity and Circular Economy in the EU: A Panel VAR Analysis of Their Impact on Macroeconomic Development (2010-2022). 066-057: How Much is Enough? Financial Sustainability of Elderly in Brunei Darussalam: An Exploration
045-035: Understanding the Mechanisms Linking AI Self-Efficacy and AI Literacy to Innovative Work Behaviour: A Generative AI Perspective 133-129: The Influence of Green Innovation, Emission Reduction, and Energy Efficiency on Firm Financial Performance and Market Valuation: Evidence from Global Panel Data Analysis 143-132: Sustainable Financial Management Practices and the Development of Agile and Resilient MSMEs.

03:30 PM – 04:00 PM Refreshment and Networking
04:00 PM – 05:30 PM Parallel Session 4 - 6

Parallel Session 4
Venue: Room G.10, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 5
Venue: Room G.35, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 6
Venue: Room G.38, UBDSBE

Moderator: Dr Quazi Mohammed Habibus Sakalayen

Moderator: Mr Rachakorn Wachirasirodom

Moderator: Assoc. Prof Dr Ersa Tri Wahyuni

Urban Development

Community and Social Entrepreneurship

Digital Innovation and Sustainability
116-106:Generative AI Application to Urban Development: A Prescription for Brunei Darussalam 083-074:Enhancing Entrepreneurship Education Outcomes Through Curriculum Fidelity: Do Regulatory Frameworks Make a Difference? 135-117:Governance Mechanisms for Responsible Innovation: A Systematic Review of Sustainability and Public Engagement Initiatives
128-124:City Branding Strategies through Signature Cuisine: Lessons from Samui, Phangan, and Tao Islands using Constructivist Grounded Theory (CGT) 137-125:Social Media Marketing and Gen Z: Unlocking Digital Purchase Behaviour 087-077:Augmented Reality as Sustainable Business Innovation: Enhancing Economic Resilience through Consumer Trust and Engagement
144-131:Disruption of Digital Technology and Its Impact on Education and Health Outcomes 129-123:Food as Cultural Medium in MICE: Storytelling, Local Spirit, and Community Development: A Critical Ethnography in Thailand 063-099:The Moderating Role of Digital Readiness in the Microloan-MSME Growth Relationship: Evidence from Vietnam and Indonesia
076-076:Youth and Road Safety: A Preliminary Simulator-Based Analysis of Driver Behaviour in Brunei's Dilemma Zones 027-019:A Tour of Social Enterprises in the Western, MENA, and Southeast Asian Regions *086-078*:Empowering Social Resilience for Gig Workers in Malaysia: Redesigning Mechanisms of Social Protection in the Digital Gig Economy

Day 2

Brunei Time

15 October 2025, Wednesday

Venue: UBD School of Business and Economics
Universiti Brunei Darussalam

08:30 AM – 10:00 AM Parallel Session 7 - 10

Parallel Session 7
Venue: Room G.10, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 8
Venue: Room G.35, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 9
Venue: Room G.38, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 10
Venue: Conference Room, UBDSBE

Moderator: Dr Lukman Raimi

Moderator: Dr Mohd Hairul Azrin Hj Besar

Moderator: Sufian Suyoi

Moderator: Dr Zurina Shamsudin

SME Transformation Strategies

Halal Economy

Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain

Corporate Social Responsibility in Practice
100-090:Clean My Car and Wash Away the Future: The Unsustainable Car Wash Industry in Brunei Darussalam 097-096:The Influence of Halal Certificate and Trust on Purchase Intention: A Cross-Cultural Study in Brunei 098-091:Strategic Collaboration in Supply Chain Integration and Sustainability-Driven Competitive Advantage in Pharma: A Study on Vietnam and Brunei 124-115:Employee Awareness of CSR and Participation in CSR Activity: The moderating role of Big-5 Personality
089-080:Servitization 5.0 Model to help ASEAN Small-Medium Enterprises (ASEAN SMEs) Overcome Industry 5.0 054-048:Halal Meets ESG: Cultured Meat as a Value-Aligned Investment for Southeast Asia “ A Singapore Case Study 115-105:Critical Success Factors for Collaboration in Circular Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review 094-085:Sustainable Livelihoods and Social Inclusion: Understanding Multidimensional Poverty in Brunei Darussalam with La Vida Berhad
065-056:The Measurement Model for Mobile Commerce Usage by Micro Enterprises in Malaysia 071-062:Collaborative Networks in Halal Tourism: A Business Ecosystem Perspective 125-114:Sailing Toward Sustainability: Understanding Electric Ferry Acceptance in Thailand 058-050:Regulating Charity Donations in Brunei Darussalam (L)

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Tea/coffee Break and Networking
10:30 AM – 10:00 AM Parallel Session 11 - 14

Parallel Session 11
Venue: Room G.10, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 12
Venue: Room G.35, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 13
Venue: Room G.38, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 14
Venue: Conference Room, UBDSBE

Moderator: : Pg Dr Siti Rozaidah binti Pg Hj Idris

Moderator: Pg Dr Hjh Norulazidah binti Pg Hj Omar Ali

Moderator: Assoc Prof Dr Hj Muhamad Abduh

Moderator: Dr Umi Kartini Rashid

Organisational Change and Performance

Conflict, Climate, and Economy

Islamic Wealth Management

Sustainable Consumer Behaviour
039-031:The Role of Leaders Communication Competence, Psychological Safety, And Change Self-Efficacy in Embracing Organizational Change 036-029:Disentangling the Inflation Inequality Relationship: The Moderating Role of Economic Development and the Mediating Influence of Unemployment in Advanced Economies 134-119:Assessing the Impact of ESG Practices on Financial Performance and Market Valuation: Heterogeneity Analyses Across Regions, Income Levels, and Industries 068-059:What Drives Muslim Women’s Intention to Adopt Eco-Friendly Personal Care Products? An Empirical Study from Indonesia
Leadership role in achieving wawasan 2035 095-086:The Impact of Covid-19 On Food Security and Food Prices in Urban and Rural Areas of Asean Countries: A Systematic Analysis 059-051:Waqf Zurriy: A Conceptual Framework for Muslim Family-Based Economy and Wealth Management 082-073: Driving Green, Facing Doubt: The Role of Stereotypes in Filipino Purchase Intentions for Sustainable Chinese Car Brands
099-089:Challenges of the New Era of Work: Balancing Well-being and Productivity 101-094:The Dual Vulnerability Trap: An analysis of Climate Risk and Economic Vulnerability 141-120:Preliminary Observation on the Strategic Management of Brunei Darussalam’s Zakat, Waqf, and Baitulmal Institutions 125-113:Ease Over Fear: Redefining Ride-Hailing Platform Usage in the Wake of a Global Pandemic (p)
139-128:The Roles of Hybrid Work Models on Employee Engagement in Workplace: A Preliminary Study: 140-118:Estimating the Inflationary Effect of War: A Case Study of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict 072-064:Main Factors That Influence Takaful Awareness and Knowledge Among Mosque Committee Members in Malaysia 138-126:Hospital Service Quality and Its Impact on Patient Satisfaction: A SERVQUAL-Based Study at Hospital A, Johor

12:00 PM – 01:30 PM Lunch and Networking
01:30 PM – 03:15PM Parallel Session 15 - 17

Parallel Session 15
Venue: Room G.10, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 16
Venue: Room G.35, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 17
Venue: Room G.38, UBDSBE

Moderator: Fatin Aimuni Suffian

Moderator: Dr. Irene Yap Tsue Ing

Moderator: Dr Hafezali Bin Iqbal Hussain

Risk, Resilience and Performance

Gen Z and Digital Behaviour

Finance and Investment
142-127:Board Effectiveness and Firm Performance: A Critical Narrative Review of Empirical Evidence from 2020-2025 096-088:Sustainability In Higher Education Institutions: Generation Z’s Perspectives 078-122:Concordance GVAR Spillovers in Financial Markets
113-102:Mapping Green Tax on Public Companies in Indonesia: Its Impact on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) 070-061:Examining the Effects of Privacy Concerns and Advertising Value on Gen Z’s Behavioural Response to Online Advertising 094-133:Trump’s Trade Wars and Foreign Direct Investment in the US: A comparative Study using Synthetic Control
079-112:Causal Interlinkages Between Income Inequality, Corruption, and Market Power: A Transfer Entropy Analysis 037-063:Human AI Interaction in Transition: Exploring Gen Z’s Engagement with AI-Powered Virtual Humans 077-070:Disparities in Life Insurance and Family Takaful Ownership in Asia: A Systematic Literature Review of Demographic, Socioeconomic, and Macroeconomic Drivers
025-026:The role of Organisational Citizenship Behaviour in Green Transformational Leadership, Work Stress and Work Discipline on Employee Performance among Cargo Company 145-130:Does Pooling of Interest Have Value Relevance? The Evidence from the BCUCC of Indonesian Companies

03:15 PM – 03:30 PM Refreshment and Networking
03:30 PM – 05:00 PM Parallel Session 18 - 20

Parallel Session 18
Venue: Room G.10, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 19
Venue: Room G.35, UBDSBE

Parallel Session 20
Venue: Room G.38, UBDSBE

Moderator: Pg Dr Hj Md Hasnol Alwee bin Pg Hj Salleh

Moderator: Dr Mohammad Iznan bin Haji Tarip

Moderator: Dr Yusrinadini Zahirah Binti Md Isa @ Yusuff

Efficiency and Ethics

Governance and Public Policy

Innovation and Digital Strategies in SME performance
064-068:Disaggregating Resource Efficiency Using the Metafrontier-to-DEA Approach for a Sports Complex 043-047:Perceptions and Impacts of Decentralization in the Maldives: A Comprehensive Analysis of Governance, Service Delivery, and Public Participation 146-134:Assessing the Challenges Impacting Crowdfunding Platforms in Brunei Darussalam
103-093: Moral Economies of Halal, Islamic Governmentality and Ethical Regulation in Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia and Gulf Cooperation Countries (GCC): A Comparative Perspective 131-121:Issues and Challenges on the Implementation of Shariah Governance Framework in Brunei Darussalam 060-052:The Role of Social Media in Enhancing Performance Measurement Systems for Small and Medium Enterprises
078-069:Zombie Managers and Insolvency Regimes 058-107:Zero Road Fatalities in Brunei Darussalam: Future Directions (L) *032-045*:Green Innovation as a Catalyst for Marketing Performance and Competitive Positioning in Food and Beverage SMEs

07:00 PM Onwards

Words from Our Partner

Mohammed Farroukh Abdul Aziz

Hibiscus EP (Brunei) BV Country Head



Best Paper Award Announcement

(Business, Accounting & Finance, Economics, and Entrepreneurship)



Partners and Sponsors Appreciation

  • Hibiscus EP (Brunei) BV
  • Brunei Darussalam Central Bank
  • GoMamam
  • Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia
  • Silpakorn University, Thailand
  • Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, Malaysia


Closing Remark

Dr Thuraya Farhana Binti Haji Said

ICBEF Secretariat



Dinner and Networking
Day 3
BRUNEI TIME

6 February 2025, Wednesday

Venue: Universiti Brunei Darussalam
08:30AM – 10:00AM

Workshop: Preparing Research Proposals and Grant Applications for PhD Students and Early Career Researchers (max 30 participants)

Facilitators:

Prof. Ishaq Bhatti (UBD)

Venue:

UBDSBE Conference Room
10:00AM – 10:30AM Tea/coffee Break
10:30AM – 12:00AM

Panel Discussion: "Insights from Journal and Book Editors"

Panelists:

Prof. Dr. M Kabir Hassan (UNO)
Prof. Dr. M Ishaq Bhatti (Universiti Brunei Darussalam)
Assoc Prof Dr Norazlina Abd Wahab (Universiti Utara Malaysia)
Dr. Ali Hengchao Zhang (INCEIF University)

Moderator:

Dr. Mohd Hairul Azrin (UBD School of Business and Economics)

Venue:

Ruang Bicara Minda, UBD Library
12:30PM – 01:30PM Networking Lunch
01:30PM – Onwards Kenali Negara Kitani (Optional Local Exploration/Engagement Activity)

Accomodation

Transportation

Brunei has its own e-hailing service called Dart. You can download the application online and the rates are displayed as listed here.

Kenali Negara Kitani

“Kenali Negara Kitani” is a Malay phrase that translates to “Get to Know Our Country” in English. It is a concept that emphasizes the importance of understanding and appreciating one’s own country, its culture, history, heritage, and natural environment. This programme includes a tour of the exhibition at Khazanah Islam Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah (BKISHHB) and an optional bus tour that takes participants to the Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas and Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque in Bandar Seri Begawan.

Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas

Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas is a riverfront park located on a riverbank section along the Kedayan River leading to the mouth which flows into the Brunei River. The park features 6-metre wide promenade for pedestrian and cyclists, as well as a garden and green spaces for recreational activities

There are eleven access points into the park: nine from the land and two from the river via jetties. One of the access points is through Sultan Omar 'Ali Saifuddien Pedestrian Bridge, which crosses the river and connects the park with the opposite riverbank near the commercial area Batu Satu.

Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas

Taman Mahkota Jubli Emas

Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque

Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque

Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque

Contact

Location

UBD School of Business and Economics
Universiti Brunei Darussalam
Jalan Tungku Link BE1410
Negara Brunei Darussalam

Call Us

+673 2460922/2460923

Email Us

icbef.sbe@ubd.edu.bn


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