AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMaritime Registry: US sanctions target an India-based network accused of issuing fraudulent ship registrations for vessels carrying Iranian oil. The network allegedly claimed to represent Timor-Leste, highlighting the risks of unauthorised use of the country’s flag; the allegations do not implicate Timor-Leste’s government. Small-Economy Finance: A World Bank study finds no clear economic dividing line at its 1.5 million population threshold, which influences development financing. Its call for more predictable rules matters to small states planning investment and resilience. Digital Skills: Timor-Leste’s education ministry and South Korea held a seminar to expand AI and digital training in technical and vocational education, bringing together about 250 teachers and officials. Climate-Resilient Livelihoods: In Liurai, an FAO- and WorldFish-supported project is helping families develop sustainable fish farming to strengthen food security, income and resilience to floods and storms. Workers’ Voice: Timor-Leste is identifying priority reforms to strengthen labour-council dialogue with support from the ILO.
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