Oil is not infinite, Brunei Kingdom works on different assets to face to the future.

Certain industries are more likely to generate greater value addition inthe country. These industries tend to employ a larger number of people, pay higher salaries and have a significant number of linkages with the broader economy

Tourism
This sector can create thousands of jobs and bring in capital from abroad. It also creates a sense of cultural exchange between foreigners and citizens. However, in countries where tourism is partly dependent on the weather or seasons, the industry is often cyclical. Brunei has beautiful beaches and protected rainforests.

Finance
The finance industry creates thousands of well-paid jobs. It can also have broader benefits, such as promoting globalisation and improving local access to finance. The United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai, has established itself as one of the world's leading financial centres, something that would have been difficult to imagine fifteen years ago. Brunei can follow this blueprint.

High-tech production
There is some overlap between the production of commodities for the oil and gas industry and high-tech manufacturing more broadly. High-tech manufacturing creates well-paying jobs and, more broadly, enhances local skills and capabilities. Initiatives such as free zones are important for the development of these industries.

Logistics
Brunei could be well placed to become a logistics hub, even though there are already some prestigious locations in the region such as Singapore and Hong Kong. Brunei has a national airline and significant maritime capabilities. Being located on one of the busiest waterways in the world and in a rapidly developing part of the world, Brunei could become a trade hub or a new logistics centre.