AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommonwealth Games: Fiji, Niue and Vanuatu have named teams for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games starting 23 July, with Fiji so far the biggest island squad at 58 athletes across eight sports. Education Leadership: Samoa hosts the Pacific Education Council’s first conference in Samoa, with PM La’aulialemalietoa Leuatea Polataivao Fosi Schmidt urging investment in teachers amid ongoing shortages. Climate Watch: SPREP says El Niño conditions are now established, warning Western Pacific countries to plan for drier-than-usual conditions and higher drought risk, while parts of the Northern Cook Islands may see above-normal rainfall. Regional Peace: Pacific Islands Forum leaders issue a global appeal for peace, tying the message to the Ocean of Peace Declaration and the region’s push for dialogue over conflict. Local Community Safety: China-backed support sees 10 new electric motorbikes delivered to Rarotonga’s Puna for community safety and monitoring, aiming to cut petrol use and improve response times. Health & Screening: Free cervical screening outreach continues in Rarotonga, with clinics scheduled at Kavera and other sites over coming weeks. Sports & Community: The Cook Islands Sports Awards return this Saturday after a two-year break, with CISNOC set to recognise achievements from 2024 and 2025.
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