AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoMaritime & Security: Guinea-Bissau is named among participating countries in Obangame Express OE26, a three-week Gulf of Guinea drill aimed at boosting readiness against piracy, illegal fishing and trafficking, with operations supported through maritime centers across multiple nations. Energy & Regional Infrastructure: Guinea’s energy minister and OMVG chair Laye Sekou Camara warned that cash-flow strain and contractual tensions could delay key projects like the Sambangalou Dam and the OMVG Interconnection, urging member states to clear dues and secure 2026 budgets. Shipping & Trade Compliance: A report highlights how Russia has used “flag of convenience” practices via weak maritime registries, including Guinea-Bissau, to support a shadow fleet—raising pressure on port and registry oversight. Electricity Supply: Kenya is considering Turkish Karpowership’s floating power plants to ease worsening shortages, reflecting a wider push for faster generation capacity. Policy & Movement: Congo announced visa-free access for all Africans from January 2027, aligning with broader regional integration efforts that could affect cross-border logistics and business travel.
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