AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOil & Gas Regulation: Finder Energy says Timor-Leste’s petroleum regulator has approved the field development plan for the Kuda Tasi and Jahal (KTJ) offshore project, clearing the way toward a final investment decision and first development using three production wells tied back to a redeployed FPSO. Manpower & Trade Links: Singapore’s PM Wong says the city-state will open more labour channels for East Timorese workers from next year, including construction, marine shipyard and process sectors plus selected manufacturing and services occupations—aimed at easing Singapore’s manpower needs while supporting Dili’s economic diversification. Diplomacy & Recognition: Indonesia’s former president Megawati Soekarnoputri received Timor-Leste’s highest civilian honor, with President Ramos-Horta citing her role in normalising relations after independence. AI Readiness: An ILO report flags Timor-Leste among ASEAN countries with relatively low generative AI readiness, pointing to gaps in digital infrastructure and institutional capacity. Regional Security Training: Australia’s AFP chief will urge UN members to adopt a faster, cheaper police peacekeeping training model, noting it was used with Timor-Leste officers in Brisbane. ASEAN Integration Watch: Singapore also frames the labour move as part of helping Timor-Leste contribute to ASEAN—not just benefit from it.
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