AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPNG–Solomons Investment Push: PM Matthew Wale and PNG PM James Marape opened the inaugural PNG–Solomon Islands Business Investment Forum in Honiara, urging a “structured, bankable” economic partnership that turns Melanesian ties into investment, trade, jobs and downstream processing. Tax Reform Consultation: The GREAT Government released its draft Formal Tax Policy Work Programme 2026–2028 for public feedback, outlining priorities and a process to sequence tax and legislative work. Malaria Drive: Health officials launched the National Roadmap for Malaria Elimination 2026–2040, targeting zero malaria deaths by 2030 and WHO certification by 2040, with a 45% case reduction target. Rennell Bauxite Records: The Attorney-General’s update on 33 bauxite shipments says key permits, payment records and assay/refinery certificates are missing or incomplete, raising fresh questions on royalties and oversight. SIMHL Registry Controversy: Government says SIMHL company registration details were an “honest administrative mistake” and will be corrected, after public outcry over ministerial shareholding entries. PALM Jobs Milestone: Over 13,000 Solomon Islanders are now working in Australia under the PALM scheme, reflecting growing employer demand and recruitment preparation. Education & Skills: SINU urged young Solomon Islanders to build the nation through education, practical skills and innovation.
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