AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPeace and Recognition: Timor-Leste President José Ramos-Horta received South Korea’s 2026 Internet Peace Prize for promoting human rights and peace, including in the digital world. In Seoul, he also praised South Koreans’ peaceful defence of democracy and said he would recommend them for the Nobel Peace Prize. Timor-Leste–Korea Ties: The leaders agreed to deepen cooperation on development, education, climate action and people-to-people exchanges, with new channels for regular diplomatic talks and law-enforcement cooperation. Education: A seminar in Dili brought together about 250 teachers and officials to explore AI and digital skills in technical and vocational education. Music and Memory: New releases by Timorese artists blend traditional songs at risk of being lost with stories of survival, identity and women’s experiences during the conflict. Women’s Voices: Timor-Leste marked the 50th anniversary of National Women’s Day by honouring women of the Resistance in Bobonaro. Children and Climate: Indonesian wildfire haze forced schools nationwide to close for three days in October, a Timorese youth representative told regional Catholic environmental leaders.
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