AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoNuclear-Free Indian Ocean: Comoros and Seychelles have ratified the UN’s Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, positioning the islands as a model for security through prevention and disarmament. Health & Care: WHO says dementia is rising across Africa, now affecting about 1.9 million people and costing families roughly $15.6 billion a year, with unpaid care falling heavily on women. Diplomacy & Culture: Ethiopia and Comoros say they want to deepen cooperation via trade, health, education, culture, tourism and civil aviation, including a planned joint commission. Language & Education: Mohéli’s higher institute ISTA will open a Russian language school after a COMRUSS partnership with Russia, aiming to boost study and cultural exchanges. Youth Football: Zambia began a COSAFA U-20 qualifier camp in Mozambique, with Comoros in the same group and matches starting this week. Women’s Sport Link: A grassroots coach says Nigeria’s interim Super Falcons boss Austin Eguavoen’s experience could help ahead of Olympic qualifiers against Comoros. Regional Media & Arts: The Arab Radio and Television Festival in Tunisia will honor figures from nine Arab countries including Comoros, with performances kicking off Sept. 21. Volleyball Spotlight: Nioumachoi won Comoros men’s volleyball champions for a fourth straight year, beating Itsandra in a dramatic tie-break. Migration & Money: IFAD reports remittances are still growing despite tougher migration crackdowns, driven by family needs like healthcare.
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