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as a Kingdom of Unexpected Treasures, ruled by the Sultan of Brunei.
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CAE and the Brunei Economic Development Board (BEDB) have signed an MOU to start a joint venture to develop a multi-purpose training centre (MPTC) for aircraft in the region.

The centre will be linked to the national modelling and simulation centre that the two organisations have already set up in Brunei, and sees a 'sizeable investment' of $80 million, Marc Parent, President and CEO of CAE told media at the Singapore Airshow on 15 February.

The signing of the MOU was consented to by Hassanal Bolkiah, the Sultan of Brunei and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam, and the first phase will see the development of the region's largest helicopter simulator training facility, Dato Ali Apong, Deputy Minister at the Brunei Prime Minister's Office and chairman of the BEDB said at the signing.

'It reflects CAE's confidence in Brunei as a place for investment,' Apong continued.

It will offer training to both military and civil operators, including the oil and gas sector and security and public safety.

'It [the investment] will increase safety and efficiency in these three areas,' Parent said at the signing. 'This marks the beginning of what we know will be a long-term strategic partnership with Brunei.'

'The facility, which will be located in Rimba, is expected to create about 35 direct jobs for locals and will catalyse the development of Brunei Darussalam as a hub for high-tech investments,' a statement from BEDB read.

'The MPTC also aims to leverage on Brunei's key strengths and expertise as a well-established oil and gas producer,' and aims to position Brunei as a 'leading helicopter training hub' in the South East Asian market.

Brunei purchased 12 S70i Black Hawk helicopters from Sikorsky in December with the option for ten more, and although CAE could not comment on what platforms will initially be trained on at the centre, it is believed that the first contract will be training S-92 pilots within the oil and gas sector.

The lead up to the signing of this MOU has been going on for 'over a year' Parent confirmed, and it is now down to the BEDB and Brunei government to take it further, although Parent did say that he expects this to happen 'over a short time line'.

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Hillary Clinton no será candidata a presidir el Banco Mundial
La secretaria de Estado de EE.UU., Hillary Clinton, no tiene ningún interés en convertirse en candidata para liderar el Banco Mundial tras la marcha en junio del presidente actual, Robert Zoellick, informó hoy el Departamento de Estado.

"Ella ya ha dicho que eso no va a ocurrir. Y no ha cambiado de opinión", dijo en su conferencia de prensa la portavoz del Departamento de Estado, Victoria Nuland, después de que Zoellick anunciara que renuncia a la reelección en su cargo.

Los rumores sobre un posible interés de Clinton en el Banco Mundial surgieron en junio de 2011, cuando informes de prensa señalaron que la secretaria de Estado estaba en conversaciones con la Casa Blanca para dejar su puesto este año y aspirar así a la presidencia del organismo multilateral.

La Casa Blanca negó entonces ese extremo, y el Departamento de Estado subrayó que la jefa de la diplomacia "no ha expresado ningún interés en el trabajo" y "no lo aceptaría ni aunque se lo ofreciesen".

Sin embargo, algunos medios resucitaron hoy las especulaciones, especialmente después de que el secretario del Tesoro de Estados Unidos, Timothy Geithner, anunciara que Washington presentará un candidato para presidir el Banco Mundial en las próximas semanas.

En diciembre de 2010, Clinton indicó que dejaría la secretaría de Estado al concluir la presente legislatura y que ése sería su "último cargo público", lo que indujo a rumores sobre su posible incursión en el sector privado.

La presidencia del BM ha recaído tradicionalmente sobre un estadounidense en virtud de un pacto de caballeros tácito que otorga la dirección del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI) a un europeo. EFECOM