AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSamoa–New Zealand Partnership: Samoa’s Prime Minister Laaulialemalietoa Leuatea Schmidt met NZ PM Christopher Luxon in Wellington, reaffirming the “enduring partnership” and focusing on labour mobility, migration, trade, and the future of the RSE and Samoa Quota schemes, with worker welfare and pastoral care front and centre. Youth & Education: The Ministry of Family and Social Affairs launched Samoa’s Youth Policy 2026–2031 and re-established the Youth Advisory Committee, aiming to widen opportunities in leadership, education, employment, wellbeing, and participation. Learning Through Tech: Moata’a Primary School unveiled a dual-language digital animated story, “Mangroves: Guardians of the Brink,” built with Pacific Kids Learning to teach children about mangroves, culture, and coastal protection. Community Safety: The Samoa Victim Support Group resumed a UN Trust Fund awareness programme to end violence against women and children, with sessions on legal rights, protection orders, and support services in Falealili 1. Culture & Tourism: Samoa’s Teuila Festival has been rebranded as the Measina Festival, with registrations open and competitions starting August 7. Sports & Society: Gender-based violence awareness training was delivered to the National Rugby League community, using sports leaders to promote respectful relationships and prevention.
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