AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLabour Mobility: The Government wants to grow the PALM workforce to 5,000 a year, building on an estimated SBD507 million in worker remittances in 2024–25. An inaugural Honiara expo next week will bring 25 Australian employers together with local officials to strengthen recruitment partnerships. Digital Services: Solomon Water’s new app lets customers check bills and meter readings, report leaks and receive service alerts, supporting the utility’s modernization drive. 2027 Budget: Finance Minister Rexon Ramofafia has launched the budget strategy framework, with consultations planned to cost priorities and shape spending. Fuel Costs: Rising fuel prices are squeezing shipping operators through higher vessel, freight and supply costs; companies are adjusting routes and monitoring fuel use to contain the impact. Cocoa Processing: A UK-funded machine will help Kokonut Pacific Solomon Islands expand chocolate production and pursue export markets. Mining Policy: A government team has studied Papua New Guinea’s mineral processing and resource management as Solomon Islands prepares stronger minerals legislation.
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