AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMiddle East Energy Shock: Escalating US-Iran attacks near the Strait of Hormuz are rattling oil and shipping, with Asian buyers reportedly seeking alternative supplies as tanker loading risks rise. Urban Development: Manila’s Pasig River plan could deliver ₱6–₈ benefits per ₱1 invested, with ADB-backed estimates putting capex at ₱22–₃₂ billion over 10–15 years to boost tourism, health and climate resilience. Tech & Trade Diplomacy: A Canada–Australia–India technology partnership is being framed as an implementation-focused platform for AI, clean energy and resilient supply chains. ASEAN Outreach: Turkmenistan’s deputy foreign minister met ASEAN’s chief in Jakarta, discussing transport, energy, digital economy, education and tourism links. Tourism Policy: Thailand is restoring a 30-day visa-free entry for Indian visitors after an earlier change hurt arrivals. Business & Food: Malaysia’s Food & Drinks Malaysia by SIAL (July 21–23) aims to position the country as an ASEAN food hub, with a “one pass, two shows” setup including Chocolate Show 2026. Sports & Culture: Philippines’ Clark Airport plans a 30-hectare cargo city; meanwhile, SEA V Cup volleyball kicks off in Candon with top regional teams.
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