AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoASEAN Digital Trust: Timor-Leste’s push to deepen regional connectivity and attract investment is in focus as ASEAN leaders stress faster links plus public trust so rural communities aren’t left behind. Economic Diversification: President Jose Ramos-Horta says Timor-Leste is using ASEAN membership to expand market access and reduce reliance on oil and gas, with energy, tourism and new sectors on the agenda. Agriculture Cooperation: On the sidelines of the ASEAN–India agriculture talks, India’s agriculture minister held meetings with Timor-Leste on food security, agricultural research, technology and possible institutional cooperation. Tourism Spotlight: Intrepid Travel’s 2027 “Not Hot List” includes Dili, positioning Timor-Leste as a less-visited destination with room to grow tourism responsibly. Health Workforce at WHO: At the WHO South-East Asia meeting in Dili, India’s JP Nadda backed stronger health workforce capacity and equitable access to specialised care, with the “Dili Declaration” adopted. Border Research: Indonesia’s Nusa Cendana University and the Timor-Leste consulate in Kupang agreed to expand border research and Portuguese-language education.
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