AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPacific Governance & Health Security: A new “Perspectives on Pacific Resilience” series argues democratic partnerships can help Pacific governments deliver accountable services across vast distances—highlighting priorities like digital protection, stronger institutions, civil society support, law enforcement and maritime governance, and resilience planning. Pacific Islands Forum Disruptions: The 55th Pacific Islands Forum in Palau is starting with major absences: a third of leaders may miss key sessions, with New Caledonia’s President Milakulo Tukumuli reportedly in Paris for financial talks and represented by his predecessor; Australia and New Zealand officials are downplaying the impact, while some pullouts are linked to political and health reasons. Local Health System Under Pressure: New Caledonia’s President Milakulo Tukumuli says his six-month recovery roadmap must urgently address pension and health insurance schemes at risk of collapse, with the healthcare system facing a large deficit. Sports Funding for Pacific Athletes: Australia announced $15.6m over four years to support athletes and officials from 13 Pacific countries toward Brisbane 2032 and other major events. Blue Pacific Ocean Education: In Fiji, youth ocean programs are pushing a new generation to understand and protect warming seas, coral bleaching and pollution. Local Skills Pipeline: The College of New Caledonia is launching an entrepreneur mentorship program this fall, starting alongside a new Business Administration Program and also opening to health and trades students.
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