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MUARA, RABU, 25 JUN 2025 – Tentera Laut Diraja Brunei (TLDB) telah menerima kunjungan peserta Ocean Week Brunei 2025 dalam satu lawatan ke kapal KDB DARUSSALAM, di bawah program Future Ocean Changemakers Youth Forum. Lawatan ini diselenggarakan oleh Poni Divers, selaku penganjur Ocean Week Brunei 2025, dengan kerjasama Kementerian Sumber-Sumber Utama dan Pelancongan dan merupakan sebahagian daripada Brunei Mid-Year Conference and Exhibition (MYCE 2025).
Program dimulakan dengan taklimat oleh perwakilan dari Markas Tentera Laut Diraja Brunei, Leftenan Komander Mohd Haziq bin Ali, TLDB, yang menjelaskan peranan TLDB serta inisiatif dalam menyokong usaha perlindungan laut melalui rondaan maritim, kerjasama antara agensi serta penyertaan dalam program pemuliharaan bersama. Seterusnya, Komander Ade Roddiane bin Haji Mohd Rosdi, TLDB, memberikan taklimat mengenai operasi dan keupayaan KDB DARUSSALAM, sebelum para peserta meneruskan lawatan ke kapal.
Sebagai tanda kenangan, para peserta menyampaikan cenderahati penghargaan, diikuti dengan sesi bergambar ramai di jeti. Lawatan ini mencerminkan kerjasama erat antara pertahanan negara dan masyarakat awam dalam usaha pemeliharaan persekitaran marin.
TLDB komited untuk terus menyumbang kepada usaha perlindungan marin melalui operasi rondaan, sokongan terhadap penyelidikan serta pendidikan awam. Lawatan ini menegaskan lagi komitmen TLDB dalam meningkatkan kesedaran alam sekitar dan penglibatan belia demi masa depan lautan yang lebih lestari.
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ROYAL BRUNEI NAVY RECEIVES OCEAN WEEK 2025 PARTICIPANTS IN SITE VISIT ORGANISED BY PONI DIVERS
MUARA, WEDNESDAY, 25 JUNE 2025 – The Royal Brunei Navy (RBN) welcomed participants of Ocean Week Brunei 2025 for a site visit onboard KDB DARUSSALAM, as part of the Future Ocean Changemakers Youth Forum. The visit was coordinated by Poni Divers, organiser of Ocean Week Brunei 2025, in collaboration with the Ministry of Primary Resources and Tourism (MPRT) and held under the umbrella of the Brunei Mid-Year Conference and Exhibition (MYCE 2025).
The programme began with a briefing by the representative of the Royal Brunei Navy Headquarters, Lieutenant Commander Mohd Haziq bin Ali, RBN, highlighting the Navy’s role in supporting ocean protection initiatives through maritime surveillance, joint conservation efforts, and inter-agency collaboration. This was followed by an additional briefing from Commander Ade Roddiane bin Haji Mohd Rosdi, RBN, who provided an overview of KDB DARUSSALAM’s operations and capabilities, before the participants embarked on a guided ship tour.
To commemorate the visit, a token of appreciation was presented, followed by a group photo session at the jetty. The occasion reflected strong collaboration between the national defence and civil society in marine conservation.
RBN remains committed to making meaningful contributions to ocean protection through patrol operations, research support, and public education. This visit reaffirms RBN’s commitment to promoting environmental awareness and engaging young people in the shared mission of protecting the future of our oceans.
