AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClean Energy: Vanuatu backed a COP31 declaration aiming to bring rooftop solar to 300 million homes worldwide by 2030, alongside Australia, Bangladesh, Kenya and Nigeria. Passport Scrutiny: A parliamentary report says 1,390 diplomatic passports went missing between 2019 and 2024, including 1,301 in 2024, and alleges senior officials improperly granted diplomatic status to foreign nationals. The Public Accounts Committee is also pressing the government to publish its citizenship inquiry findings. Political Tensions: The opposition withdrew its no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Jotham Napat before a vote, after the governing coalition closed ranks. Air Vanuatu: The government wants the airline to end its reliance on state bailouts, but the carrier remains unprofitable and leases for two state-owned aircraft are not yet signed. Future assistance is to come with conditions and accountability requirements. Maritime Governance: IMO workshops in Fiji provided legislative drafting support to Vanuatu as it works to implement international maritime rules.
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