AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGabon Digital Push: Gabon says it is moving four eGabon-SIS and Gabon Digital projects from planning to field rollout, including operationalizing a national digital ID and building interoperability infrastructure, alongside upgrades for secure internal messaging and a Single Master File for payroll management. AfCFTA Market Access: In Libreville, the Commerce and SMEs ministry met the UN Economic Commission for Africa to validate Gabon’s updated AfCFTA strategy, aiming to help local firms and young entrepreneurs improve market access across Africa. Digital ID & Health Data: The eGabon-SIS health track is also part of the push, targeting a national health information architecture to modernize service delivery. Transport Modernization: Gabon is studying Senegal’s transport model after talks in Dakar, focusing on land and air upgrades, safety rules, and training to speed up its own transit reforms. Public Finance Pressure: Gabon has given 600 people and companies one month to repay 1,700 billion FCFA in unpaid state debts and fines or face criminal court from Oct. 7. Regional Trade Rules: CEMAC approved 120 more Cameroonian products for preferential trade, expanding the scheme that also covers Gabon and other Central African states.
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