AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFisheries & Jobs: The Ministry of Fisheries delivered six boats and six engines to the Tekoti Seaweed Association in Choiseul, giving each of its six farming zones motorised access to farms and supplies. Disaster Recovery Finance: After Cyclone Maila, the government says the $75m TC Maila recovery appropriation is still waiting on the Special Fund account to be activated with CBSI, with the Attorney-General stressing PFMA compliance. Climate Diplomacy: PM Matthew Wale is in Fiji for Pre-COP31, pushing for stronger climate finance and Pacific-led natural capital plans, while Pacific leaders demand keeping 1.5°C within reach. Education Reforms: World Teachers’ Day in Honiara and Guadalcanal highlighted teacher salary and classification changes, with housing and leave arrangements targeted for 2027 as free education rolls out. Public Services: The Ministry of Communication and Aviation has opened a new Honiara airport Communication and Aviation Complex to bring MCA, CAASI and Customs/Immigration/Quarantine under one roof. Community Water: Solomon Water handed three water tanks to the Ziata landowning community at Noro to support storage for Goldie Secondary School under the Noro-Ziata water project. Trade Costs: Maersk announced a peak season surcharge on Southeast Asia–Oceania dry-container shipments from 1 Nov 2026, including routes to Solomon Islands.
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