AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoVatican Finance Watch: Pope Leo XIV is reshaping the Council for the Economy with new lay and clerical appointments, including Princess Gisela Bergmann of Liechtenstein, as questions linger over whether reforms can finally curb past financial scandals. Human Development Appointments: The Pope also named 12 consultors to the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, including Ugandan priest Fr Emmanuel Katongole and U.S.-based Notre Dame-linked experts, signaling a push on peace, migration, health and ecology. West Bank Christian Under Pressure: Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa visited Taybeh, the last fully Christian village in the West Bank, where residents report repeated settler attacks and the IDF has imposed a “closed military zone” that critics say restricts scrutiny and harms livelihoods. Zimbabwe Crisis Diplomacy: Vatican-linked outreach followed Zimbabwe’s deadly Mbuya Nehanda ferry disaster, with calls for a national day of mourning as families still face missing persons and unanswered safety questions. Haiti ID System Funding: Japan and the OAS signed a $3m deal to expand Haiti’s biometric ID and update the electoral registry ahead of elections. World Youth Day Investment Link: South Chungcheong Governor Park Soo-hyun heads to Europe to seek foreign investment and cooperation with the Vatican for World Youth Day 2027.
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