AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUN Diplomacy: Solomon Islands’ Opposition says the government failed to exercise its UN vote on a Palestine participation resolution, warning that repeated non-participation weakens the country’s voice. Foreign Relations: Solomon Islands has formally established diplomatic ties with Kenya and Ghana after Joint Communiqués signed in New York, with cooperation flagged in agriculture, climate adaptation, ICT, education and local governance. Climate & Development: PM Matthew Wale pressed UN Secretary-General António Guterres for stronger climate finance and loss-and-damage support, including as Solomon Islands faces graduation from Least Developed Country status. Infrastructure: Malaita’s Fiu River Bridge replacement is advancing, with tender closure set for 18 September and a climate-resilient new bridge planned; meanwhile, Henderson–Mberande speed hump works continue and MID warns about vandalised road signs. Public Safety (UXO): UXO officials say 114,560 items have been destroyed, with HALO Trust surveys and a new clearance pilot launched at a school in Munda, Western Province. Sports: The Bula Boys remain winless after a 1-0 loss to Vanuatu, while Solomon Islands’ cricket coach Carlton Tisa earns an ICC Level 1 badge.
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