AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Finance Push: PM Matthew Wale told the UN that climate commitments must become grant-based, predictable and accessible support for vulnerable Pacific states, not more promises. Climate Mobility: Environment Minister Wayne Ghemu urged practical action that protects people’s dignity and choices as climate mobility becomes a lived reality in Solomon Islands. Governance & Crime: Professor Transform Aqorau warned that weak coordination and compromised appointments can open doors for transnational organised crime, calling for law-centred governance and merit in public appointments. Security at NRH: National Referral Hospital says it will tighten security with CCTV and new fencing, with RSIPF support, after rising theft and overcrowding risks. Leadership Training: Two RSIPF officers head to the UK for a month-long International Leadership Programme. Ports Sustainability: SIPA signed an agreement with Australia’s NTRO to develop a Solomon Islands-led GreenPort Framework. Sports (MSG Cup): Solomon Islands drew defending champions Vanuatu 3-3 in Suva, with Javin Wae scoring late to earn a vital point. State Funeral: Government announced a State Funeral for former Governor-General Sir Nathaniel Waena on Friday 26 September in Honiara. Diplomacy: Kenya formally established diplomatic relations with Solomon Islands at UNGA 81. Currency Update: CBSI says a new 50-cent coin with King Charles III’s effigy enters circulation in October.
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