AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOil Shock: Brent stayed above $100 as US-Iran attacks around the Strait of Hormuz stoked inflation fears and dragged Asian stocks. Digital Trust & Connectivity: Malaysia pushed ASEAN to move from mere connectivity to trusted, value-creating digital services, while Indonesia urged open-access infrastructure so rural areas aren’t left behind. ASEAN Health Agenda: Malaysia launched ASHA 2026-2030 to strengthen regional health systems, access, and food safety. India–China Business Gap: Xi’s India visit may thaw diplomacy, but firms still face visa delays, regulatory hurdles, and stalled investments. ASEAN Nuclear Debate: Asean states are revisiting nuclear power as energy demand rises and fossil-fuel volatility bites, turning it into a long-term geopolitical choice. Sports & Asian Games: North Korea’s first athlete batch reached Beijing en route to Japan; India’s Harshit Rana injury clouds Afghanistan T20Is and Asian Games plans; Guam advanced in AFC U20 qualifiers. Trade & Deals: Malaysia will send 67 firms to China-ASEAN Expo; Okta named Sunil Kedaraji to lead APJ partner growth.
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