AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWomen in Sport: Solomon Islands is among nine Pacific nations represented in a new Wāhine Toa Oceania programme, where 19 former elite athletes will develop leadership skills and projects supporting women and girls in sport. Chess Development: The Solomon Islands Chess Federation is inviting local players, teachers and coaches to apply for free online arbiter workshops on tournament management, rules and officiating. Youth Arts: Makira-Ulawa and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism have signed a $50,000 grant agreement for a week-long youth arts and cultural festival, featuring traditional dance, music and contemporary work. Beach Soccer: Solomon Islands opened the Nations Cup with a 10-5 win over New Caledonia, then lost 7-4 to defending champions Tahiti, missing the final. Solomon Cup: SIFF will charge admission for the November 22–December 5 tournament at Lawson Tama, with tickets set at $20 for ground entry and $40 for grandstand/VIP seating. Film and Technology: A new feature explores how AI tools could help Solomon Islanders bring kastom stories to the screen.
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