AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoASEAN Partnership Boost: Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong wrapped up his first official visit to Timor-Leste, saying the two countries are “opening a new chapter” with deeper cooperation on healthcare, education, manpower and ASEAN integration. Work Opportunities: Singapore will open selected sectors and occupations to Timor-Leste workers next year, with firms hiring on work permits to build skills and experience for return home. Biosphere Spotlight: UNESCO added 14 new biosphere reserves for 2026, including Timor-Leste’s Nino Konis Santana—highlighting conservation and sustainable travel. Regional Security & Policing: AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett urged the UN to protect police peacekeeping missions using a leaner, more agile Australian training model, with Timor-Leste officers among participants in a prior AFP-Pacific program. Community Support: Caritas Australia welcomed a Timor-Leste delegation, reaffirming long-running Church-led grassroots support for vulnerable communities. Disaster Readiness: Phivolcs urged earthquake preparedness after identifying five active faults in Davao City, including schools near fault lines.
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