AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMalaria Milestone: WHO has certified Timor-Leste malaria-free, praising years of political will, smart interventions, sustained investment, and dedicated health workers—an achievement that moves the country from 223,000 cases to zero. Regional Security & Education: Timor-Leste and Papua New Guinea agreed to strengthen security cooperation, including a proposal for Timor-Leste to contribute defence personnel for PNG’s 2027 election security force, and discussed a joint scholarship plan to expand higher education, including tropical medicine. Medical Training Access: Timor-Leste’s ambassador to India says the country offers an MBBS pathway for about Rs 18 lakh, with 600+ Indian students already enrolled, including at Dili-based universities UCT and UNPAZ. Local Health Partnerships: Wangaratta Friends of Lacluta reports progress in Lacluta, including expanded health and disability support, a new school music program, and more local leadership taking the lead. Public Health Watch: Dili’s influenza-like illness monitoring shows a 50% drop in 2026 (Jan–July) versus 2025, with officials urging continued handwashing and vigilance.
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