Brunei

Brunei does not have large natural lakes, but it does have several smaller bodies of water, including ponds and reservoirs. The country is primarily characterized by its rivers and wetlands rather than significant lake formations. Some artificial lakes and water features can be found, particularly in urban areas or parks. Overall, Brunei's landscape is more dominated by its lush rainforests and river systems.

Football players in Qatar tend to earn significantly higher salaries compared to those in Brunei, primarily due to Qatar's substantial investment in sports and hosting major events like the FIFA World Cup. In Qatar, top players can earn millions annually, with some foreign players receiving lucrative contracts. In contrast, salaries in Brunei are generally lower, with local players earning more modest amounts, often supplemented by bonuses or sponsorships. Overall, the financial landscape for football players in these two countries reflects their differing levels of investment in the sport.

Brunei is often referred to as the "youngest nation" due to its relatively recent independence and nationhood. It gained full sovereignty from British protection in 1984, making it one of the most modern nations to emerge in the 20th century. Despite its long history, its status as a fully independent nation is quite recent compared to many other countries. This youthful status is highlighted by its rapid development and modernization efforts since independence.

Brunei has a growing community of scientists and researchers primarily affiliated with institutions like Universiti Brunei Darussalam and the Brunei Institute of Technology. Research fields include environmental science, biotechnology, and renewable energy. Notable scientists such as Dr. Haji Awang Mohd. Taha, who specializes in marine biology, and Dr. Mohamad Azhar, known for his work in chemical engineering, contribute to the country's scientific advancements. The government also promotes science through various initiatives and collaborations in the Southeast Asian region.

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The ruling Sultan of Brunei serves as head of state and prime minister of the country during his reign. The current Sultan (and thus the Prime Minister), Haji Hassanal Bolkiah, has ruled the nation since 1967.

It is absolute monarchy

As of my last knowledge update in October 2021, the departure tax in Brunei is generally included in the price of the airline ticket, so travelers typically do not need to pay it separately at the airport. However, it's always a good idea to check for the most current information before traveling, as fees and regulations can change. For the latest updates, consult the official Brunei government or travel websites.

MELAYU ISLAM BERAJA (MIB) means MALAY ISLAMIC MONARCHY

No, Brunei is a sovereign state and a constitutional sultanate. It is ruled by a Sultan who is the head of state with full executive authority under the constitution.

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New Taekwondo schools open, and old ones close all the time. The best thing to do is to check your local phone book directory, and find a Taekwondo school in your area that is accredited through a nationally, or internationally recognized organization. Then go and visit a class to see if you like what they teach, and how they teach it. Talk to current students and parents of children in the class, and get their feedback. If available, ask to participate in a trial period to see if it is what you are looking for.

Keep in mind, it is better to travel some distance to find a good, qualified and certified instructor, than to go to the closest, or cheapest school near you.

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Go to PGGMB Building (Bangunan Guru-guru near Kianggeh Market) on the 3rd floor at Bandar Seri Begawan. Every Wednesday and Saturday 7-8.30pm.

To get a visa for Brunei you must complete a visa application with the Brunei Darussalam. Pakistan has visa arrangements that allow for a 14 day visa for diplomatic purposes and official passports.

Just send a postal letter to: His Excellency, the Sultan of Brunei. Don't forget to write: VVI on left-upper side of the envelope.

You also can contact Sultan of Brunei, through the embassy of Brunei in your home country.

Or search in the web for Sultan of Brunei. Then check for 'contact us' or about us

Brunei, would be pronounced 'broon-I' or 'broon-Ay'

Bruni is pronounced 'broonie'

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