AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCapital Relocation Reality Check: Ciudad de la Paz, Equatorial Guinea’s new political capital, is still essentially a ghost town nearly eight months after the decree—new hotels, a hospital, a university and offices exist, but residents, shops and schools don’t. Immigration & Security Risks: Reuters reports Equatorial Guinea police pointed firearms at US “third-country” deportees in Malabo after a dispute over confiscated mobile phones, raising concerns over medical care, legal access and safety. Oil Market Watch: OPEC data shows Equatorial Guinea’s crude output slipped by about 8,000 bpd to 47,000 bpd in August, even as overall OPEC output rose. Trade & Regional Industry: CEMAC cleared 120 additional preferential-trade products for Cameroonian firms; Equatorial Guinea is listed among the bloc members benefiting from the scheme. Energy Investment Delay: China delayed approval of a farm-in deal tied to offshore Equatorial Guinea, extending timelines for Fuhai Energy’s participation in a prospective block.
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