AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaritime Decarbonisation: Maersk and MOL pushed multi-fuel, diversified pathways to cut shipping emissions at a Global Maritime Forum event in New York, with the Marshall Islands’ ambassador weighing in as IMO talks loom. Pacific Security & Fisheries: The US and Australia unveiled new maritime security funding for Tonga, including measures targeting illegal fishing and cross-border crime, building on shiprider-style enforcement. Coastal Resilience Build: Aussie contractors helped deliver a 1.81km sea wall for Ebeye Island in the Marshall Islands to protect homes and roads from coastal flooding and waves. Ship Registry Watch: Panama slipped to third in global fleet rankings while the Marshall Islands registry climbed to number two, underscoring ongoing competition in shipping services. Climate Push: UN chief António Guterres urged countries to break fossil-fuel dependence, calling for credible national roadmaps as extreme El Niño impacts intensify. Seasonal Work Visas: New Zealand published the 13-country list eligible for its RSE Limited Visa for horticulture and viticulture, with a stay cap of up to seven months. Cross-Border Payments: Marshall Islands-based Remittix kept advancing its PayFi crypto-to-bank payments plan, reporting presale progress and expanding its toolkit for fiat settlement.
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