AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoAI & Weather Safety: China says its MAZU AI meteorological early-warning system will be rolled out to 30 countries over five years, aiming to help forecasters assess impacts on transport, agriculture, energy and more. Pacific Climate Push: Solomon Islands’ Wayne Ghemu co-chairs Pacific Climate Ministers’ Talanoa in Sydney, backing a united Pacific position for Pre-COP31 and COP31. Roads for Resilience (Malaita): Malaita communities are being consulted ahead of north and east road upgrades under SIRAP2, including DBST sealing and drainage works, with contractors CCECC and TTCL. Skills for Industry (SINU): Ela Motors donates 12 toolboxes to SINU’s Automotive Engineering/TAFE to boost hands-on training for apprentices. Education Reform (GREAT): PIMEU and MEHRD review progress on Free Education, Education Reform, STEM and school infrastructure, with priorities reflected in the ministry’s work plan. Governance & Cost of Living: Transparency Solomon Islands calls for MPs’ recently approved 6% salary increase to be revoked, arguing it burdens taxpayers amid rising living costs. US–Solomons Partnership: A Peace Corps re-establishment letter of intent is signed, signalling a return of volunteers for education, community development and skills transfer. Maritime Security & Investment: PM Matthew Wale meets US partners on development and maritime enforcement, including focus on Bina Harbour and energy/tourism opportunities.
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