AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUN Identity & Governance: Nauru’s President David Adeang told the 81st UN General Assembly that the country is returning to its older name and pronunciation, “Naoero,” framing it as heritage and identity—“Say our name.” ICC & Seabed Minerals: Adeang also said Naoero will withdraw from the International Criminal Court and urged the International Seabed Authority to “adopt the rules” on seabed mining. Diplomacy & Partnerships: Georgia and Nauru established diplomatic relations during UNGA week, while India’s Jaishankar met Adeang to reaffirm India’s development partnership. Regional Labour Mobility: Australia released the full PALM list of 10 eligible countries, including Nauru, supporting Pacific workers to earn income and send remittances. Development Finance: The ADB’s annual meeting highlighted major Asia-Pacific priorities—food security, digital access, energy connectivity and climate resilience—with Nauru represented by President David Adeang and finance officials. Social Protection: UN DESA says Pacific SIDS need stronger social protection to handle climate and economic shocks, noting Nauru covers around two-thirds of its population. Visa/Border Policy Watch: Bermuda’s new visa-control order adds Nauru to visa-controlled nationals, requiring multi-re-entry visas.
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