AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPacific Security: The U.S. announced more than US$44 million for regional policing, maritime surveillance and crime investigations, including a training center in Palau. The programs may also benefit the Marshall Islands and FSM. Weather Watch: A tropical disturbance northwest of Kwajalein could develop into a depression, though its track and any threat to the Marianas remain uncertain. Nuclear Legacy: A regional taskforce chaired by Marshall Islands Ambassador Junior Aini reviewed a report on Pacific contamination and preparations for the Rarotonga Treaty’s 40th anniversary. The meeting also noted the Marshall Islands’ signing of the treaty in August. Migration and Trade: Australia reserved 50 permanent-residence places for Marshall Islanders under its Pacific Engagement Visa program. A regional fisheries training program is also helping Marshall Islands officials meet export standards for overseas markets.
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