AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndia–Pacific health diplomacy: On UNGA sidelines, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar chaired the second FIPIC foreign ministers’ meeting, with Tuvalu and other Pacific health leaders discussing cooperation on healthcare, renewable energy, climate action, and disaster resilience. Capacity building for health workers: India also proposed customised capacity-building programmes so Pacific professionals can train in India on region-priority areas. Regional partnership boost: Jaishankar said India has been placed on the Pacific Islands Forum “strategic partner stream,” aiming to deepen cooperation that includes health and education. Climate risk and health: A Fiji campaign is calling out fossil fuel advertising ahead of Pre-COP talks, warning that warming already reshapes the Pacific and threatens public health—an issue that hits Tuvalu hardest. Women’s health and rights: The 4th Pacific Feminist Forum in Fiji (21–24 Sept) spotlights sexual and reproductive health and rights alongside climate justice, disability inclusion, and bodily autonomy.
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