AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGabon Digital Push: Gabon is accelerating key eGabon-SIS and Gabon Digital projects, moving from planning to field rollout—starting with the national digital ID and interoperability infrastructure, plus upgrades for internal messaging and the Single Master File for payroll management. AfCFTA Trade Strategy: On the sidelines of an AfCFTA workshop, Gabon’s Commerce and SME ministry met UN ECA to validate an updated national roadmap aimed at helping local firms and young entrepreneurs capture intra-African market opportunities. CEMAC Preferential Trade: Cameroon approved 120 more products for 14 companies under CEMAC’s preferential regime, bringing the bloc’s momentum for regional market access—Gabon is listed with 14 approved companies covering 249 products. Gabon Debt Recovery: Gabon has given 600 people and companies one month to repay about 1,700 billion FCFA in unpaid state debts and fines or face criminal court from Oct. 7, 2026. Digital ID & Payments in Central Africa: BEAC is laying groundwork for interoperable payments across Central Africa, a move that could boost cross-border commerce. Regional Context: Equatorial Guinea’s new capital Ciudad de la Paz remains largely a ghost town, with institutions present but no residents, shops or schools.
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