AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUN Identity Move: Naoero’s President David Adeang told the 81st UN General Assembly that the island formerly known as Nauru is reclaiming its heritage by returning to the name and pronunciation “Naoero,” calling it an “affirm a truth” and ending with “Say our name.” ICC and Seabed Minerals: Adeang also said Naoero will withdraw from the International Criminal Court and urged the International Seabed Authority to “adopt the rules” for seabed mining. Diplomacy in New York: Georgia and Naoero signed an agreement to establish diplomatic relations during the UNGA visit of Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze. Regional Capacity Building: UNDP-backed training continues in Naoero’s corrections system, with Fiji’s Corrections Service helping fill operational gaps for local officers. India’s Development Support: India’s Jaishankar met Adeang on UNGA sidelines, reiterating India’s development partnership for Naoero. Pacific Labour Mobility: Australia released the PALM eligibility list, including Naoero, for workers seeking skills, income and remittances.
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