AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFisheries & Blue Economy: Seychelles and India agreed to deepen cooperation in fisheries, aquaculture, scientific research and capacity building, aiming for sustainable marine resource management that supports food security, jobs and ocean-linked growth. Maritime Security Outlook: A separate analysis argues India must treat the Indian Ocean as its “frontier,” warning that instability at key sea routes can quickly affect energy, shipping costs and seafarer safety. Spinal Pain Research: A new global review highlights the heavy disability burden of spinal pain (especially low back and neck pain) and points to structured rehab approaches that may reduce falls in older adults. Community Health & Wellbeing Events: Seychelles Extravaganza returns to the Hilltop Community Centre (Aug 29, 4pm–1am) with free entry, local food, music, games and therapy-related exhibitors. WHO Health Gains Under Strain: WHO’s Africa chief says several countries are still hitting disease milestones despite major cuts to global health funding, including progress on HIV and tuberculosis care. Solar for Health & Services: Seychelles’ environment/energy minister backs Africa’s solar expansion, stressing that solar storage and strong grids can improve energy security and support health and education services.
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