AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation & Gender: A new World Bank/UNESCO map shows women leading college enrollment in most countries, with Tuvalu among the biggest gaps (women +60% vs men). Diplomacy & Faith: Pacific nations’ Jerusalem embassy push is framed by experts as driven more by Christian conviction than strategy, with Tuvalu named among those with no women in parliament in related coverage. Tuvalu in Regional Academia: Tuvalu Governor-General Rev. Sir Tofiga Vaevalu Falani was installed as University of the South Pacific’s 33rd Chancellor as hundreds of USP graduates celebrated across Laucala Campus. Women’s Stories in Study: Two Tuvalu/Fiji graduation features spotlight mothers returning to university—one balancing pregnancy and exams, another adapting to new study technology after a decade away. Sport & Community: Oceania Rugby 7s lands in Rotorua next month with Tuvalu in the men’s field, plus women’s competitions tied to SVNS qualification. Climate & Mobility: Pacific leaders reaffirm 1.5°C and climate finance urgency, while Australia–Pacific mobility deals (including Tuvalu’s Falepili Union) keep migration in the policy conversation.
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