AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Trade: Indonesia and Timor-Leste are exploring closer cooperation in agriculture, livestock, tourism and trade. Bali’s governor says existing travel links offer room to build tourism products and routes. Salt Exports: Timor-Leste has shipped its first 300 tonnes of Laga salt to New Zealand. A government agreement with the local company aims to grow production, reduce import dependence and create jobs. Energy Projects: Timor-Leste is considering a second, 1.5-million-tonne-a-year LNG project, separate from its proposed Greater Sunrise development. Bayu-Undan and the unappraised Chuditch field are possible gas sources, but the plans remain at an early stage. Transport Links: Darwin’s second-largest international market by scheduled seat capacity is Dili, with nearly 32,500 seats in the 2026 northern summer season. Aero Dili began its first Australia service this year.
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