AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism: Qantas will add a second weekly Brisbane–Palau flight on Dec. 2 as Australian arrivals rose 55% in the first nine months of 2026, giving visitors more flexibility to plan their stay. Education: Taiwan is offering 20 full scholarships a year for Palauan students, up from seven in 2024, and exploring a technical-vocational pathway; more than 60% of graduates serve in Palau’s government. Youth: Rengelekel Belau plans a year of events in 2027 and will seek National Youth Month in March, with activities across all 16 states. Community & Ocean: Ngatpang’s sea cucumber project reports higher numbers and larger animals, linking conservation with sustainable livelihoods. PICRC also brought marine science activities and its Arts & Tides awards to Sonsorol for the first time. Schools: More than 100 students at Palau’s third Interscholastic Forum discussed traditional values, mental health, drug abuse and teacher-student relationships, with recommendations to be shared with schools and agencies.
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