AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaritime Security: PNG’s foreign minister Justin Tkatchenko warned Solomon Islands that its decision to halt foreign naval visits could bring “repercussions,” saying pushing away a friendly ally in times of need may leave countries without support. Climate Diplomacy: PM Matthew Wale is heading to Fiji and Tuvalu for Pre-COP31 meetings, aiming to show world leaders direct evidence of sea-level rise as Pacific nations push for stronger climate action and loss-and-damage financing. Education Reform: Teachers’ union SINTA is calling for a 1:35 teacher-student ratio ahead of free universal education in 2027, while the education minister says salary and working-condition reforms are underway. Fisheries: Solomon Islands says the beche-de-mer fishery will close from 31 October, with all harvesting and export activities to stop. Weather & Food Security: El Niño impacts are already hitting livelihoods, including seaweed farmers reporting constant rain and disrupted drying and sales. Business & Community: Solomon Power says a new non-fuel electricity tariff framework will reduce charges while protecting renewable investment; meanwhile, CBSI-backed rice support helps Su’u School fundraising in Malaita.
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