AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoJerusalem Embassies & Faith: Pacific nations—including Papua New Guinea—continue opening embassies in Jerusalem, with experts saying the push is driven less by strategy and more by religious conviction. Education Reform: James Nomane calls for values-based education at Goroka’s IEA 50th anniversary, while Marape urges PNG to put quality education at the centre of the next 50 years. Health & Women’s Rights: PNG has launched a national HPV vaccination push for girls aged 9–14 to prevent cervical cancer. Safety & Accountability: The PNG Tribal Foundation warns that enforcement gaps still leave sorcery accusation-related violence (SARV) and GBV offenders unpunished. Finance & Abuse Prevention: BPNG and 15 institutions sign the PNG Empower Finance Code to tackle financial abuse, including salary and account control. Culture & Fashion: Samoa’s designer Teleasau Joy Paese will bring faith, family and cultural identity to PNG Fashion Week 2026. Sports & Inclusion: Special Olympics PNG’s Unified Football tournament kicks off Saturday, promoting social inclusion through mixed teams. Community Life: A new piece explores how drinking in PNG can be treated as social performance, not just intoxication.
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