AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth System Under Strain: New Caledonia President Milakulo Tukumuli says his government has six months to stop the pension and health insurance schemes from collapsing, warning that more than 40,000 pensioners could be left without pensions within months, as the healthcare system faces a reported US$420 million deficit. Policy Priorities: He also calls for cutting political system spending and frames the recovery as “fix the canoe” after the 2024 unrest. Regional Health & Mobility Context: At the Pacific Islands Forum summit in Palau, several leaders are missing, with New Caledonia’s participation reported as represented by predecessor Alcide Ponga while Tukumuli leads financial talks in Paris—an issue that could affect regional coordination on shared priorities, including health and ocean resilience. Local Health Education & Skills: The College of New Caledonia launches an entrepreneur mentorship program this fall, opening it not only to business students but also to Health Sciences and Human Services students, aiming to build career-ready skills and stronger links to local employers.
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