AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDiplomacy & Mobility: Serbia’s Marko Đurić met Cabo Verde’s foreign minister at the UN and signed a visa-exemption deal for diplomatic, official and service passport holders, aiming to boost direct contacts and education cooperation. Climate & Coastal Rights: At the UN, Cabo Verde helped secure a declaration arguing that even if land is lost to rising seas, countries should keep statehood, UN membership and maritime zones—framing sea-level rise as a cultural and livelihood emergency, not just an environmental one. Human Rights & Justice: Cabo Verde’s interim president Janira Hopffer Almada urged Africa to pair hope with strong institutions, ethical leadership and cooperation, while the NHRC called for justice-centered responses to insecurity and economic instability. Regional Water Governance: ECOWAS, UEMOA and CILSS met in Abidjan to review integrated water resources management and push recommendations for ministerial action. Sports & Culture: A Cape Verdean restaurant property, Porton di Nos Ilha, has been listed for sale in the US, reflecting how diaspora food spaces evolve. Global Spotlight on Women: A World Cup recap highlights record women on-screen in sports media, tying culture to representation.
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