AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaritime Security: Solomon Islands PM Matthew Wale says Honiara will sign a US Coast Guard “ship rider” deal to patrol its waters with local police, aiming to tackle drug trafficking, human trafficking and illegal fishing. Power Crisis: PNG Power Limited’s new minister Richard Maru inherits a “desperate” utility, with outgoing minister William Duma warning government agencies owe nearly K200 million in unpaid electricity bills. Natural Resources Oversight: CIMC’s Natural Resources Sectoral Committee met in Port Moresby to align agencies and partners on forestry, fisheries, land administration, biodiversity and climate priorities. Diplomacy Shift: PNG announced it will close Taiwan’s trade mission in Port Moresby, reaffirming One China; Taipei says it will reassess and continue operations. Digital Push: NICTA launched an integrated regulatory database and outlined steps toward 5G as PNG hosts the Digital Transformation Summit and Pacific Cyber Week. Education & Tech: A young innovator won for e-Skul PNG, an offline app helping teachers automate grades and attendance. Safety at Sea: Police in East New Britain warned communities to avoid trips between Kokopo and Duke of York until winds ease after boats went missing.
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