AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN General Assembly: More than 130 leaders opened the 81st UNGA in New York, with speeches expected to focus on wars, artificial intelligence, and UN finances—while diplomats also watch the race to succeed António Guterres. Nauru at the UN: Nauru President David Adeang told the UN General Assembly the country has changed its name and “reclaimed its heritage,” underscoring Nauru’s growing visibility on the global stage. Pacific resilience funding: The Asian Development Bank says it’s backing Asia-Pacific food security, digital access, energy connectivity, and climate resilience—while Nauru’s delegation highlights priorities like renewable energy, maritime transport, and social protection. Social protection and climate shocks: A UN DESA policy brief warns Pacific SIDS—including Nauru (around two-thirds coverage)—need stronger social protection to better handle climate disasters and price volatility. Visa access: The US published the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver list, which includes Nauru, potentially easing travel for eligible citizens. Tourism push: PTI Australia appointed a North Pacific tourism advisor to help package and sell Nauru and other islands’ nature-based experiences into Australian markets.
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