AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoYouth Sport: Pacific Island contingents are finalising squads for the Summer Youth Olympics in Dakar (31 Oct–13 Nov), with the Cook Islands set to send 13 athletes across athletics and swimming plus a historic beach handball team. Dance & Health: CC Tamure Fitness is keeping Cook Islands women moving through traditional tamure—founded in 2019 and now running three in-person classes a week alongside online programmes. Community Wellbeing: Limitless Academy’s “Run the 5 Islands with Us” will cover 122km across Rarotonga, Mauke, Atiu, Mangaia and Aitutaki to spark mental health conversations. Football: Tahiti edged the Cook Islands 3-1 in an international men’s friendly, despite a strong home response. Film & Culture: Five Cook Islands teams are inviting the public to watch and vote for entries in the POP48 48-hour People of Pasifika film challenge themed “Culture.” Sports Development: CISNOC secretary general Geoffrey Halston has completed the first in-person session of an IOC-supported executive masters programme in sport management. Regional Arts & Media: Pacific media leaders adopted a Savusavu declaration calling for better access to climate loss and damage information, with Cook Islands News publisher John Woods honoured for 55 years in journalism.
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