AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPacific Islands Forum & Taiwan: Taiwan is set to return to this year’s PIF Leaders Meeting in Palau after being barred last year in Solomon Islands, with Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung expected to attend—while China warns the forum to follow its “one-China” position. Regional Diplomacy: Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale departs for Palau to hand over the PIF chairmanship and address leaders on regional priorities and governance. Marovo Conservation: The Kavachi Seascape National Park plan in Western Province is gaining momentum after consultations with 34 communities, with support aimed at protecting marine life and reducing threats like overfishing and deep-sea mining. Press Freedom: Transparency Solomon Islands and IDS founder Ofani Eremae condemn RSIPF questioning of journalist Gina Maka’a and demands to reveal a confidential source. Local Economy & Jobs: Government has reopened the SME Credit Guarantee Scheme to help small businesses access loans, with a focus on rural, women and youth-led enterprises. Agriculture for Women: SIART support is helping Gold Ridge women farmers expand broiler production, with improved housing and first delivery of 300 birds. Sports: Former Solomon Islands captain Batram Suri starts work as head coach for Lautoka, while Jerry Sam joins Labasa as technical advisor ahead of the Extra Battle of the Giants.
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