AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTimor-Leste–Singapore ties: PM Lawrence Wong wrapped a two-day visit to Dili, saying Singapore wants to help Timor-Leste not just benefit from ASEAN but also contribute—highlighting upgraded support through eSTARS, plus more cooperation in healthcare and education. Jobs & skills: Australia announced a new Pacific Australia Skills initiative (2025–2029) with $359.8m for skills development across Fiji and Timor-Leste, aiming for locally led, employment-focused training. Maritime business: Swire Shipping opened a Dili branch office, promising direct East Timor service links via its Singapore hub. Peacekeeping training: An Australian “lean” model for UN peacekeeper training—delivered in five weeks—was pitched at a UN chiefs of police summit, with Timor-Leste cited as a successful reference point. Arts & culture: “Policromia Lusófona” opened in Macau’s Senado Square area, featuring traditional crafts from Portuguese-speaking countries including Timor-Leste.
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