Who We Are
The Authority for Infocommunications Technology Industry for Brunei Darussalam (AITI) is a Statutory Body established on 1 January 2003 by enforcement of the AITI Order, 2001.
AITI 2030: AITI Strategic Plan 2026-2030
Aligned with Wawasan Brunei 2035 and Digital Brunei 2030, the AITI 2030 reinforces AITI’s commitment to advancing a digitally connected, innovative and inclusive Brunei Darussalam.
The AITI 2030 sets out four strategic pillars: 'Technology-Ready Future', 'Digitally-Skilled Workforce', 'Responsible & Inclusive Digital Society', and 'Digitally-Enabled Businesses', supported by a strategic enabler, 'Future-Ready AITI'. Together, these pillars provide a framework to strengthen digital infrastructure and regulatory readiness, develop digital talent, promote a safe and inclusive digital environment, and accelerate digital adoption and innovation across businesses.
The Plan also establishes measurable targets and strategic outcomes to be achieved by 2030, reflecting AITI’s commitment to delivering meaningful and sustainable impact.
Together with our stakeholders and partners, we look forward to turning these aspirations into meaningful outcomes.
Our Vision
Together Towards a Digital Brunei
This vision embraces the Digital Brunei 2030 vision to signify that AITI complements and contributes to the nation’s collective digital journey - a balanced effort built on the shared responsibility of government, industry, and society to collaborate, innovate, and ensure that no one is left behind.
Our Mission
Enabling a Trusted and Thriving Digital Ecosystem
The mission statement highlights the following key roles that AITI will be playing in the next five years to contribute to the national vision under the Digital Brunei 2030 plan:
Turning established digital foundations into widespread adoption and unlocking value across sectors, businesses and individuals
The dual aspects of AITI’s role: Regulatory (trusted) and spurring Industry Development (thriving)
The widening of AITI’s role from specific ICT initiatives and foundational connectivity to shaping a resilient, secure, inclusive and future-ready digital ecosystem that underpins Brunei Darussalam’s digitalisation aspirations
Our Key Responsibilities
Performing regulatory functions for telecommunications and postal systems and services
Development of the local ICT industry
Protection of consumers’ interests by promoting competitive pricing and ensuring quality of services
Administering and enforcing the Personal Data Protection Order, 2025 (PDPO)
Management of the national radio-frequency spectrum
AITI plays three significant roles in driving digital development:
Advisory body
to government on the relevant policy and regulatory frameworks
Facilitator
for its key industry stakeholders to foster collaboration and innovation
Champion
of specific development programme that enable the digital sector to achieve a whole new level of development outcome