AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDiplomacy & Trade Links: Sri Lanka’s first female UNECA Permanent Representative, Nirmala Paranavitana, presented credentials and flagged practical South-South projects, including textile and apparel value-chain development with Equatorial Guinea. Migration & Safety Risks: Reuters reports Equatorial Guinea police pointed firearms at US “third-country” deportees in Malabo after a dispute over mobile phones, with deportees alleging poor medical care, blocked legal help, and severe psychological distress. New Capital, No People: Ciudad de la Paz (formerly Oyala) was declared Equatorial Guinea’s new political capital, but AFP says it remains a ghost town with hotels, a hospital, a university and offices—yet no residents, shops, or schools. Oil Market Snapshot: OPEC data shows Equatorial Guinea’s crude output slipped to about 47,000 bpd in August, down 8,000 bpd month-on-month. Regional Logistics: Cameroon’s shippers’ council plans a 10-hectare logistics hub in Kyé-Ossi to support cross-border trade with Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
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