Timor-Leste Trade & Industry: Timor-Leste is showcasing its export push at the 23rd China–ASEAN Expo in Nanning, opening a national pavilion and highlighting organic coffee, vanilla, cinnamon, wooden products, handicrafts and tais textiles as it seeks new buyers and investment. Energy & Skills: SPE Western Australia and Australian Energy Producers extended their partnership with a second seminar at UNTL’s Hera Engineering Campus, bringing energy-transition training to more than 300 students in Dili. Heritage & Tourism Foundations: Timor-Leste designated the Cultural Landscape of Tutuala and Portuguese-origin architectural heritage in Dili and Liquiçá as National Cultural Heritage, setting up legal protection and conservation work with UNESCO support. Women & Local Production: The government is urging women-led businesses to scale up using local resources, tackling informality and low monthly revenues by shifting from small trading toward processing and production. ASEAN Integration: Timor-Leste is preparing 60 legal instruments to meet ASEAN integration commitments, with nearly 50 targeted for 2026–2027 across trade facilitation, competition and customs reforms. OGSE Export Ambition (Regional Link): Malaysia’s OGSE blueprint points to Timor-Leste as a destination for overseas market access, aligning with broader regional services growth.