AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy & Trade: Chevron says it has secured an agreement to transport Equatorial Guinea natural gas from Block I to the Punta Europa complex in Malabo, aiming to boost efficiency, cut flaring and support the country’s push to diversify and become a regional energy hub. Maritime Logistics: Cameroon has given the owner of the container ship “Black Rhino” 15 days to clear the vessel from the Port of Douala-Bonabéri access channel after it ran aground, with salvage teams already in place and potential government action at the owner’s cost if deadlines slip. Regional Finance & Banking: CDEC has renewed its challenge to a CEMAC rule that would place parts of its deposit-and-consignment activities under COBAC oversight, arguing the regulation is already before the CEMAC Court of Justice. Digital & Mobility: Turkey expanded its eVisa list to include South Africa and nine African countries, adding Equatorial Guinea to the eligible group for online visa applications. CPLP Cooperation: AP-CPLP president Margarida Talapa reaffirmed plans to strengthen parliamentary cooperation and flagged concern over Brazil’s absence from recent meetings in Luanda.
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