AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoEnergy & Gas Infrastructure: Chevron has agreed to transport natural gas from Block I to the Punta Europa complex in Malabo, aiming to boost gas use, cut flaring and support Equatorial Guinea’s push to diversify and create jobs. Regional Trade & Transport: Cameroon is advancing rehabilitation studies on the Ebolowa–Ambam highway section that links to Equatorial Guinea, with surveys and approvals underway to refine engineering and unlock smoother movement of goods. Mining & Revenue Outlook: Cameroon targets over $1.75bn a year from new mining projects and a drive to bring undeclared gold into the formal economy—an effort that could reshape regional supply for construction and manufacturing inputs. Maritime Security & Shipping: A report says Russia is increasingly registering “shadow fleet” tankers, while Cameroon’s registry has also been linked to de-flagged vessels—raising compliance pressure for oil and logistics operators. Finance & Resilience: A study urges BEAC to create an emergency liquidity facility (CFA1.7–2.3tn) to protect essential imports like food, fuel and pharmaceuticals during geopolitical shocks. OACPS Governance: OACPS ministers in Brussels adopted reforms tied to the Malabo Declaration, updated contributions rules and resource mobilisation plans, with Equatorial Guinea listed among the community’s expanding membership.
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