AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLabour Reform: Government, employer and worker representatives have agreed priority steps to strengthen Timor-Leste’s National Labour Council, including more inclusive participation, regular meetings and better follow-up on recommendations. South Korea Ties: President José Ramos-Horta is due in Seoul this week for talks expected to expand development cooperation and people-to-people links. Greater Sunrise: TIMOR GAP is set to pay US$200 million for Woodside’s 33% stake, leaving Timor-Leste seeking an international operator to advance its planned LNG project, with first gas targeted for 2034. Mining: Estrella Resources has agreed to sell 27,000 tonnes of manganese ore from its Ira Miri project to Australian buyer Repusource, a step toward the venture’s first revenue; the deal covers an initial shipment, not ongoing purchases. Energy Planning: Timor-Leste joined regional training on energy modelling and analysis as ERIA and Japan’s IEEJ prepare the ASEAN Energy Outlook 2027.
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