AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGas Markets: Equatorial Guinea joined GECF leaders in adopting the Moscow Declaration, calling for fairer gas pricing, crisis-response coordination and stronger protection of supply chains and infrastructure amid geopolitical risks. The declaration sets out shared priorities but no specific measures. Import Costs: CMA CGM’s peak-season surcharge adds $350 per 20-foot container and $700 per 40-foot container on China–Equatorial Guinea shipments, potentially raising import costs. It is unclear whether the new fee replaces or stacks with an earlier surcharge. Regional Connectivity: Uganda Airlines has launched an Accra route via Lagos, and civil aviation officials plan to discuss additional regional routes in Equatorial Guinea in December. Telecoms Investment: The government is advancing plans for TELGESA with investor EGSA LOITA. KPMG is valuing state telecom firm GECOMSA’s assets, including 84 towers, ahead of a proposed deal targeted for signing by month-end. Port Modernisation: Equatorial Guinean officials joined a regional workshop on digital port systems, which aim to cut paperwork and speed cargo handling through connected maritime platforms.
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