AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndia–Mauritius Cultural Diplomacy: The University of Mauritius inaugurated an Ayurveda Information Corner, with a half-day symposium as part of the “Know Ayurveda” campaign ahead of Ayurveda Day 2026, strengthening academic links and public access to traditional medicine resources. Heritage & Community in Motion: In South Africa’s Addo, the Bayethe Addo Explore Fun Run returns on Heritage Day, using sport to connect people, spotlight local tourism, and support community businesses. Global Slavery Records Go Online: Nearly 4 million entries from British enslavement registers across 20 former colonies—including Mauritius—have been digitised, helping descendants trace family histories. Culture Through Language: A Chinese Bridge poetry gala in Tianjin brought 120 contestants from 101 countries to try paper-cutting, woodblock prints, and festival performances. Travel Updates for Mauritians: South Korea lists Mauritius for its K-ETA/ETA-style entry system with a 30-day stay, while the UK notes Mauritians can travel visa-exempt for short visits but may still need an ETA. Public Health Watch: Bangladesh’s measles surge—mostly children—highlights how falling vaccination coverage can quickly trigger outbreaks.
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