AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAustralia–Timor-Leste Reform Push (PROSIVU): Australia and Timor-Leste reaffirmed support for Timor-Leste’s reform agenda under PROSIVU Phase Two (2026–2028), targeting stronger public institutions, better economic governance, modern administration, and improved public financial management. Energy & Infrastructure Planning: Fugro won a contract for an underwater survey to support Greater Sunrise and Bayu Undan offshore infrastructure, with work planned to start in late 2026. Solar Financing: Funding has closed for Timor-Leste’s first utility-scale solar-plus-storage project, building on ADB-backed frameworks to expand rooftop solar and improve delivery. Sports Diplomacy: The Philippines’ sports commission invited Timor-Leste to join the 2027 Tour of Luzon and the first Mindanao Youth Games, using sport to deepen ASEAN ties. Governance Update: The Council of Ministers approved a move to suspend civil servant recruitment and hiring of “temporary workers,” with exceptions for key roles and shortages. Justice Watch: A war crimes case against Myanmar’s military leaders is advancing in Dili, testing ASEAN’s non-interference approach. Regional Spotlight: Timor-Leste’s Prime Minister Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão attended Australia’s Garma Festival, where leaders discussed identity, multiculturalism, and reconciliation.
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