AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHigher Education Ties: Timor-Leste and the Philippines signed an MoU in Cebu to boost academic mobility, scholarships, research, quality assurance, curriculum work, and credit transfer. Professional Milestone: Jude Bernard Miñoza topped the Sept. 2026 Civil Engineering board exams in the Philippines, a reminder of how exam culture and support systems shape young professionals. Church-Led Resilience: Caritas Australia visited Timor-Leste leaders as Caritas Timor-Leste strengthens Catholic associations tackling poverty, climate risk, water security, sustainable farming, disaster preparedness, and livelihoods. Water and Classrooms: Government teams monitored modular classroom construction in Tasitolu and inaugurated a new Laleia water supply system serving about 2,700 people—practical wins for everyday life. UN Police Training: Pacific and Timor-Leste officers graduated from UN Police peacekeeping training in Brisbane, with a strong pass rate and a notable women’s presence. Child Rights Watch: The UN CRC published findings on Timor-Leste, flagging concerns and recommendations for children’s rights. ASEAN Climate Finance: ERIA and ISPAE convened a regional workshop on innovative disaster finance, with Timor-Leste participating as a full ASEAN member. Culture on Screen: Viking Sunset Studios will bring Bali films “Bandit” and “Semusim” to the Dili International Film Festival, linking regional storytelling with local audiences.
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