AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoASEAN Integration Watch: ASEAN marked its 59th anniversary with a clear message: keep unity and “centrality” strong as global fragmentation and major-power rivalry strain trade and stability. Timor-Leste in the Mix: The bloc celebrated Timor-Leste’s first full year as a member, with ASEAN leaders framing the country’s accession as a boost for inclusiveness and people-centred development. Digital Connectivity for Growth: Australia-backed undersea cable upgrades now link all Pacific Islands Forum members—including Timor-Leste—giving governments and businesses better access to global digital markets. Cybersecurity Push: Timor-Leste’s Council of Ministers approved an Interministerial Committee on Cybersecurity and the Digitalisation of State Services to coordinate policy and state digital services. Energy & Investment Pipeline: Timor-Leste’s Presidency met Woodside executives to discuss the Greater Sunrise project and how it can support long-term economic development. Labour Mobility: Timor-Leste briefed ministers on the PALM scheme, aiming to raise Timorese participation to 10,000 by 2028 while addressing worker-rights and welfare concerns. Regional Business Links: Timor-Leste also featured in wider ASEAN trade and partnership moves, including new dialogue and sectoral engagement that could open more routes for investment and connectivity.
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