AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaritime safety push: India’s IORA chair is putting sea security front and centre, warning that war spillovers and Hormuz Strait blockades are hitting energy and food routes across the Indian Ocean. Climate adaptation gap: A new push is arguing that care services for children, older people and people with disabilities are still missing from National Adaptation Plans and NDCs—just as El Niño-linked extremes threaten health and schooling. Seychelles in the spotlight: Children in Victoria marched to back tuna protection ahead of World Tuna Day, while Seychelles also appears in the wider travel and policy churn—like visa rules and regional overflight politics. Crypto and payments: Bitget cut futures taker fees and launched Scan to Pay for USDT spending via QR codes, betting on real-world use as tokenization grows. Culture and arts: Ghana’s Manhyia Palace Museum, with UNESCO, is set to honour eight contemporary artists—including a Seychellois—at the Otumfuo Osei Tutu II Art Awards. Travel tech: KAYAK rolled out “Ask AI” to plan trips in chat with live flight, hotel and car options. What’s missing: No major Seychelles-only economic or policy breaking news in the last 12 hours beyond the tuna and arts items.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result.
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