AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGabon–EU Fisheries Talks: Libreville has greenlit negotiations for a new Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement with the European Union, aiming to replace the 2021 tuna protocol and put Gabon’s marine sovereignty and local benefits at the center. Hydrocarbons Deal: Nigeria’s Oilserv has signed an agreement with Gabon to develop and commercialise gas and hydrocarbon assets in the DEF-3 and D4-5 blocks, including gas transportation, compression and treatment to feed thermal power and industry. Transport Reform: Gabon has ended free public transport with the launch of the National Transport Company (CNT), starting with 149 vehicles and introducing category-based fares plus a digital payment and tracking system. Trade Pressure on Poultry: Gabon is sticking to its plan to ban broiler chicken imports from Jan. 1, 2027, even as the United States challenges the measure at the WTO and Libreville seeks a legal/diplomatic workaround. Judicial Reshuffle: Alain-Georges Moukoko has been appointed general prosecutor for the Libreville Court of Appeal, a move seen as a fresh push for credibility and efficiency in the justice system. Regional Business Link: Gabon sent officials to Cameroon to study AfCFTA implementation and how businesses use preferential tariff procedures.
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