AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDigital Services: Samoa has launched its National ID Policy, mapping out a biometric digital identity system intended to make access to health, education and financial services easier. The World Bank-funded project is moving toward procurement, with privacy and consent safeguards included. Education: A Bachelor of Laws programme is being planned at the National University of Samoa, giving students a path to study law at home. Rugby League: After Toa Samoa’s World Cup semi-final exit, Spencer Leniu and Jarome Luai renewed calls for fairer treatment of Pacific players, arguing their contribution and draw for fans are not properly recognised. Climate Resilience: Samoa faces heightened cyclone and drought risks in the coming season. A new seven-year, €20 million regional restoration project will also support nature recovery in Samoa and other Pacific islands. Media Freedom: Donor countries are urging Samoa’s government to lift restrictions on the media, keeping press freedom under international scrutiny.
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