CPLP Needs ‘Galvanizing Project’ to Impact Citizens
Former Secretary Maria do Carmo Silveira urges CPLP to move beyond rhetoric and adopt a 'galvanizing project' to impact citizens
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Tag: Portuguese Language Countries
Equatorial Guinea to Lead CPLP: Next Summit in Malabo
Equatorial Guinea prepares to lead the CPLP. Foreign Minister Simeon Angue confirms Malabo will host the next summit as the
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Ramos-Horta Urges CPLP Reform: Focus on Education & Culture
President Ramos-Horta calls for the CPLP to move beyond bureaucracy and prioritize youth mobility, education, and culture across Lusophone nations.
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Ramos-Horta Urges Reform as CPLP Turns 30
Timor-Leste President José Ramos-Horta calls for the CPLP to focus on culture and education over bureaucracy as the Lusophone organization
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CPLP at 30: Why the Lusophone Bloc is Unknown to China
As CPLP turns 30, experts warn the Portuguese-speaking bloc remains unrecognized in China, hindering strategic diplomacy and economic leverage in
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Daniel Chapo Urges CPLP to Evolve Into ‘Community of Solidarity’
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo calls for the CPLP to move beyond trade and become a community of solidarity to drive
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Timor-Leste to Address Guinea-Bissau Crisis at CPLP Meeting
Timor-Leste delegation heads to Angola for the AP-CPLP meeting to address the political crisis in Guinea-Bissau and discuss regional governance.
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Equatorial Guinea’s CPLP Membership Secure, Says Portugal
Portugal's Foreign Minister defends Equatorial Guinea's CPLP membership despite human rights concerns and the legal status of the death penalty.
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Timor-Leste Ombudsman: Human Rights Must Define CPLP
Timor-Leste Ombudsman Virgílio Guterres calls on CPLP member states to prioritize human rights and democracy over nostalgic colonial history.
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CPLP Secretary Defies Guinea-Bissau Withdrawal Threats
CPLP Executive Secretary Maria de Fátima Monteiro Jardim addresses Guinea-Bissau's withdrawal threats and emphasizes unity among the nine member states.
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