AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Diplomacy: East Timor’s José Ramos-Horta is among the few non-Pacific leaders confirmed for Australia’s pre-COP31 push in Fiji and Tuvalu, as organisers face criticism for a thin turnout beyond the region. Security & Justice: Timor-Leste investigators in Dili dismantled a cross-border telecom fraud ring, detaining 16 suspects accused of impersonating Japanese police in “digital arrest” scams. Energy & Industry: Timor-Leste is exploring a second LNG liquefaction project on the south coast, with procurement already pointing to offshore survey work and possible pipeline routes. Public Services: The government is monitoring a pilot classroom build in Tasitolu using modular Block Solutions tech, while a new water supply system in Laleia is now serving about 2,700 people. Governance & Planning: Prime Minister Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão launched the 2027–2030 National Medium-Term Plan and the progress report for the 2011–2024 Strategic Development Plan. Regional Cooperation: UN Police Peacekeepers training in Brisbane graduated Timor-Leste and Pacific officers, boosting mission readiness.
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