AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSkills and Technology: Timor-Leste’s Education Ministry and South Korea brought about 250 teachers and officials together in Dili to advance AI and digital skills in technical and vocational education. Small-Economy Financing: A new World Bank study finds its 1.5 million population threshold is not a clear economic dividing line, raising questions about predictable financing rules for vulnerable small states. Rural Livelihoods: In Liurai, an FAO- and WorldFish-backed project is helping families develop sustainable fish farming to improve food security, incomes and resilience to floods and storms. Workforce Relations: With ILO support, Timor-Leste has identified priority steps to strengthen labour dialogue and workers’ voice. Maritime Risks: The U.S. sanctioned an India-based network accused of using fraudulent ship registrations, including purported Timor-Leste flags; the allegations concern the network, not Timor-Leste’s government.
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