AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCAF Football Strategy: Carlos Queiroz will still speak at the CAF Strategy Conference in Cabo Verde (Oct 7–9) even after resigning as Ghana coach, joining Arsène Wenger, Hossam Hassan, Mohamed Ouahbi and Cabo Verde’s Bubista to assess lessons from the 2026 World Cup and discuss how to boost coaching and player development. Climate Diplomacy: World powers are sending delegates to Pacific talks in Fiji (Oct 5–8) to set the agenda for COP31 in Turkey, with island nations pushing for stronger 1.5C warming limits, more climate finance, and urgent action on rising seas. Visa Rules Watch: The US has introduced visa bonds for citizens of 50 countries, requiring deposits up to $20,000 for certain tourist/business visas; India is not on the updated list. Local Sports & Talent: FIFA’s World Cup 2026 technical report flags counter-pressing and tactical flexibility as key trends, noting Cabo Verde’s compact defending and proactive goalkeeping. Child Protection: Cabo Verde’s family minister says the country must not “normalize” sexual violence against children, citing hundreds of new cases and a backlog at the public prosecution service.
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