AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDeep-Sea Mining Policy: Naoero (formerly Nauru) told the UN it will withdraw from the International Criminal Court and pressed the International Seabed Authority to “adopt the rules” on seabed mining, warning delays could push countries toward unilateral action. Pacific Climate Risk: Pacific leaders used the UN General Assembly to stress climate as a present threat, with Tuvalu’s PM calling sea-level rise “not a future threat” and urging climate finance as grants at the needed scale. Regional Infrastructure & Energy: The Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility highlighted renewable energy investment needs and a pipeline of upcoming projects aimed at boosting contractor and investor interest across island states. Nauru Renaming & Identity: Naoero’s President David Adeang formally announced the country’s name restoration at the UN, saying “Say our name” reflects local identity and history. Workforce & Agriculture Links: New Zealand published its Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) Limited Visa list, including Nauru, for temporary work in horticulture and viticulture. Health & Community: Solomon Islands’ life expectancy gains were noted by economists, alongside local moves encouraging weekly exercise sessions in Nauru.
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