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Last update: 28 minutes agoEnergy & LNG: Timor-Leste’s Greater Sunrise gas timeline slips again, with production now pushed to 2034 (or 2035), tightening an already delayed path to LNG exports that investors are watching closely. Defense & Heavy Equipment Skills: Timor-Leste graduates its first locally licensed Steel Camel operators after F-FDTL personnel complete specialist training and take over two Australian Defence Force M730 Steel Camels, aiming for sustainable in-country capability. Trade & Investment: Timor-Leste’s commerce minister says ASEAN integration is about more than market access—it’s also a push to upgrade MSME capacity, improve customs and connectivity, and attract “quality investment” to move beyond raw exports. Health Systems: WHO’s South-East Asia Region backs a Dili Declaration push for better access to quality medical devices, with time-bound steps that include national life-cycle management focal units by 2027—relevant for Timor-Leste’s procurement and service planning. Healthcare Referrals: IHH Healthcare Malaysia signs an MoU with Timor-Leste to support specialist referrals for National Parliament personnel via partner hospitals in Kuala Lumpur, including travel and repatriation support if needed.
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