AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInvestment & Trade: Timor-Leste is balancing China’s growing investment, trade and job creation against concerns over its expanding influence, as Australia and China compete for regional ties. Mining: Estrella has begun the first drilling at its Laleno Dome copper-gold prospect and secured a 27,000-tonne manganese sale, offering fresh momentum for the country’s resource sector. Digital Payments: The government is moving toward mandatory electronic payments for business activity, a step that could formalise transactions and modernise commerce. Energy: Woodside’s exit from the Greater Sunrise project leaves Timor-Leste seeking a new partner for a major gas development. Labour Relations: Government, employer and worker representatives have set out reforms to strengthen the National Labour Council, including more inclusive representation and better follow-up on recommendations. Tourism: Marriott is expanding its pipeline in Timor-Leste, signalling continued interest in the country’s hospitality market.
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