AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDigital Connectivity: Australia says all Pacific Islands Forum members—including Tuvalu—are now linked to the global undersea cable network, backed by A$500m since 2018 to boost trade, services, and market access. Migration & Travel Costs: The US has made its US$20,000 visa bond programme permanent for five Pacific Islands Forum countries (including Tuvalu), with officials saying it targets overstays—while tourism voices warn it could sharply reduce travel. Climate, Rights & Leadership: Tuvalu and Ireland are co-hosting the 2nd Transitioning Away From Fossil Fuels conference, with human rights groups urging a just transition that protects defenders and turns promises into action. Tuvalu-Japan Diplomacy: Tuvalu PM Feleti Teo invited Japan’s PM to the Pre-COP31 Leaders’ Event, flagging cooperation on climate resilience, maritime transport, digital connectivity, health, education, fisheries, and community development. Lifestyle & Home: A Tuvalu family story captures what life is like now—beautiful culture and sea life, alongside storms, flooding, and the push to leave for education and work. Ocean Stewardship: Pristine Seas arrives in Samoa for an MPA network survey, spotlighting local partnership and deep-sea research.
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