AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoASEAN & Work Mobility: Singapore’s PM Lawrence Wong says Dili can “contribute” to ASEAN, not just benefit—highlighting expanded healthcare and education ties, upgraded eSTARS support, and plans to open selected sectors and occupations to Timor-Leste workers next year. Bilateral Framework: Singapore and Timor-Leste also signed a pact to set up a regular foreign-ministry consultation mechanism, aiming to deepen cooperation and coordination. Skills & Jobs: Australia will fund Pacific Australia Skills with AUD 359.8m across Fiji and Timor-Leste (2025–2029), pushing locally led TVET reforms tied to real employment outcomes. Tourism Capacity: The Pacific Tourism Organisation wrapped a SPTO workshop in Nadi for Timor-Leste and other Pacific states, training tourism staff to use stronger survey and planning tools. Cultural Craft Spotlight: “Policromia Lusófona” showcases Portuguese-speaking countries’ traditional crafts, including Timor-Leste, as part of China–Portuguese cultural week. Regional Context: UNESCO added new biosphere reserves, including Nino Konis Santana in Timor-Leste—boosting conservation visibility for nature-focused travel.
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