AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCAF & Cabo Verde Football Diplomacy: Former Black Stars coach Carlos Queiroz will still speak at the CAF Strategy Conference in Santa Maria (Sal) from Oct 7–9, despite resigning from Ghana, joining Arsène Wenger, Hossam Hassan, Mohamed Ouahbi and Cabo Verde’s Bubista to assess Africa’s 2026 World Cup lessons and prep for 2030. World Climate Talks: World powers are sending delegates to pre-COP31 talks in Fiji (Oct 5–8) with Pacific leaders pushing for the 1.5C target, bigger climate finance and stronger focus on ocean impacts as sea levels rise and adaptation funding remains far short. Local Governance & Child Protection: Cabo Verde’s Minister Adélsia Almeida says the state “cannot normalize” sexual violence against children, citing 600+ new cases yearly, around half involving minors, and urging faster, coordinated action and better handling of pending cases. Digital Connectivity: DE-CIX and Cabo Verde Telecom sign a Letter of Intent to explore a South Atlantic corridor linking Lisbon and São Paulo, aiming to improve data routes for Europe, West Africa and Latin America. International Mobility Policy: Germany outlines Schengen visa fee waivers for certain family members of German and EU citizens, while the US Social Security Administration lists countries (including Cabo Verde) whose citizens can keep benefits after 6+ months abroad.
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