AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Public Policy: Teachers’ unions from Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau and Portugal met in Bissau under “Go Public! Fund Education,” urging governments to move from talks to real education funding—citing chronic underfunding, shrinking aid and the strain of rapid digitalization, with Guinea-Bissau’s Education Minister Dr. Herry Mané calling for educators to be core partners in reform. CPLP & Culture Diplomacy: As the Community of Portuguese Language Countries marks 30 years, the CPLP’s anniversary highlights how shared language links member states through education, public health, mobility and cultural exchange—an angle that keeps Guinea-Bissau’s Lusophone identity in the spotlight. Church & Community Life: Guinea-Bissau Catholics were urged to celebrate liturgy with dignity and missionary commitment during a liturgical week focused on deeper formation and unity in worship. Russia-Africa Cooperation: Russia’s Lavrov says the upcoming Russia-Africa summit will prioritize digital economy, payment systems and food security, while Guinea-Bissau confirms participation and discusses cooperation in training and development. Mobility & Visas (Regional): Multiple countries published 2026 visa-free and eVisa lists across Africa—useful for travelers and diaspora planning, including Guinea-Bissau appearing in several eligibility updates.
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