AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoClimate and Energy: As COP31 opens, Pacific leaders are pressing for accessible climate finance and investment in renewable energy, water security and resilient infrastructure—priorities with direct implications for Samoa’s utilities and businesses. Customs Revenue: Samoa collected 137.2 million tala in the first quarter of 2026/27, exceeding its target by 11.1 million, according to the government’s report. Climate Risks: A strengthening El Niño could bring prolonged pressure on Samoa’s water supplies, agriculture and electricity production, with regional forecasts warning of below-normal rainfall in coming months. Women in Trade: Samoan women entrepreneurs joined peers from five Pacific countries in Tonga for training on export planning, logistics, packaging and market access.
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