AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGovernance & delivery in Jordan: A Jerash panel under “Maidani” says some 2025 Cabinet commitments are moving fast (70–80% done), while others lag in studies, implementation, or future budgets—covering health, water, transport, tourism, and jobs. Press freedom: Spain says it’s in contact with Morocco after RTVE journalists were expelled from Castillejos (Fnideq), calling it an obstacle to freedom of the press and the right to information. Public accountability: Malaysia’s National Audit Department highlights how audit reports and recommendations aim to strengthen transparency and governance in the public sector. AI governance: Malaysia’s MDEC stresses teaching AI ethics and governance to prevent misuse, including working with platforms like TikTok to curb inappropriate sales. Higher education reform: Malaysia plans to repeal AUKU 1971, arguing it will modernize university governance while protecting autonomy and academic freedom. Clean cooking push (Uganda): Uganda urges faster access to cleaner cooking as firewood/charcoal use harms health and drives deforestation, calling for coordinated action with finance and private partners. Elections (Nigeria): INEC says it has uploaded over 70% of Osun governorship results to IReV in real time, as BVAS glitches and vote-trading allegations swirl. Trade & tariffs (South Korea): Seoul dismisses its chief trade negotiator amid US tariff pressure and unresolved disputes, including fines tied to Coupang’s data breach. Wildfire alert fallout (UK): A government wildfire phone alert reportedly helped expose hidden contraband phones in prisons. Security & wildlife (Bangladesh): Coast Guard arrests two meat traders and seizes 45kg of venison in the Sundarbans.
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