AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAsian Games & sport governance: Philippines President Marcos Jr. orders an investigation after reports that some athletes, including Alas Pilipinas volleyball players, had to pay out of pocket for food in Japan. Regional infrastructure finance: The AIIB signed a EUR158.42m (about USD182m) deal with Georgia for climate-resilient road upgrades in Kakheti, boosting Trans-Caspian corridor links. Public health & environment: Ghana’s Local Government minister says he will visit the Adipa landfill with engineers after residents’ complaints about waste transfers from Agbogbloshie and fears over odours and groundwater contamination. Arts leadership: National Gallery Singapore appoints Chng Hak-Peng as CEO from Jan 1, 2027, succeeding Eugene Tan, as the museum shifts into a new Southeast Asia-focused phase. Credit watch: S&P affirms Ghana’s sovereign ratings at B-/B with a stable outlook, citing improved reserves and gold exports but warning fiscal and external risks remain. Business & innovation: Azurity Pharmaceuticals wins FDA approval for Lamlique (lamotrigine) oral suspension, targeting more flexible epilepsy and bipolar treatment. Economy pulse: India’s industrial output grew 8% in August, led by manufacturing and electricity.
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