AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEU Critical Minerals: The European Commission says New Caledonia’s nickel and processing capacity matter for EU critical raw materials, aiming to pull the territory closer into EU nickel value chains. Pacific Climate Diplomacy: Forum foreign ministers backed stronger regional climate action ahead of COP31, endorsing the COP31 Pacific Partnership and pushing for more climate finance and renewable investment, with New Caledonia among those attending at senior-official level. Semiconductor Investment Watch: SK hynix approved about 54.3 trillion won for new DRAM and NAND fabs, with cleanrooms planned from late 2028 into 2029—more long-haul capacity than an immediate RAM price fix. Tourism & Trade Links: The Solomon Islands is highlighted at Australia’s Treasures of the South Pacific roadshow, with New Caledonia listed among member destinations in the regional tourism coalition. Industry Daily New Caledonia: For local readers, the week’s big themes are nickel strategy, Pacific policy momentum, and major industrial build-outs shaping supply chains.
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