AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNew Caledonia Recovery: President Milakulo Tukumuli told Congress he’s giving his government six months to stabilise the territory, with urgent focus on preventing pension and health insurance schemes from collapsing (health deficit put at US$420m) and pushing cost cuts in public spending. Aviation & Tourism: Aircalin’s first Airbus A350-900 has been spotted in Toulouse after painting, with delivery expected late 2026; the carrier says the move will double long-haul capacity and could open new routes. Regional Disaster Resilience: Pacific nations met in Honiara to coordinate earthquake, tsunami and geohazard readiness for 2026–2030, prioritising better seismic data sharing, monitoring interoperability and workforce development. Pacific Climate Finance: Pacific leaders and researchers urged COP31 to shift from promises to funded, implementable solutions for biodiversity and climate action. Fuel Supply Shock (Fiji): Airlines have been forced to adjust operations after a reported fuel contamination issue at Nadi, including tankering and rerouting via New Caledonia or Vanuatu. Energy & Infrastructure (US TVA): A US$800m combustion turbine plant near Caledonia is about 25% complete, targeting May 2028 and adding 500MW to the grid. Trade Watch (Singapore): Singapore oil inventories rebounded to a three-week high, while exports to New Caledonia made up most outbound volumes.
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