AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCapital Development Watch: Ciudad de la Paz, Equatorial Guinea’s newly declared political capital, is still a near-empty “ghost town” eight months on—new hotels, hospital, university and offices exist, but residents, shops and schools haven’t followed. Migration & Public Safety: Reuters reports Equatorial Guinea police pulled firearms on US third-country deportees in Malabo after a dispute over confiscated mobile phones, raising concerns about medical care, legal access and security for people held at a hotel. Textiles & Trade Links: Sri Lanka’s new UNECA envoy says practical South-South projects include textile and apparel value-chain development with Equatorial Guinea, alongside other sector cooperation. Oil Market Context: OPEC data shows Equatorial Guinea’s crude output slipped slightly in August, down to about 47,000 bpd, as several other producers posted gains.
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