AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDigital Infrastructure & Regulation: Vertiv signed an MoU with U.S. firm Cybastion to accelerate digital infrastructure across Northwest Africa, including Gabon, by pairing data-centre expertise with government-led transformation links. Anti–Money Laundering: Airtel Money committed to curb money laundering and terrorism financing as part of an IFC investment tied to its planned London listing. Gabon Digital Framework: Gabon has started validating draft digital transformation legal texts (with World Bank support), covering digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, digital services and the regulatory setup for public administration. Human Capital Push: Gabon launched its first 400-youth training cohort in Libreville, with a nationwide rollout planned, as the country pivots from oil-heavy benchmarking toward skills, insertion and value creation. Energy & Fuel Supply: Greater Libreville faces a gradual return to normal at gas stations after diesel shortages, with an expected fuel shipment and temporary rationing. Governance & Justice: A former Gabon prosecutor general, Eddy Narcisse Minang, is challenging disciplinary decisions before the Council of State. Telecom Connectivity: CAMTEL and SPIN Gabon advanced the CAB-CORRIDOR fiber interconnection roadmap for Central Africa, targeting operational modalities by October 2026.
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