AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGabon–EU Fisheries: Gabon has ended its 19-year fisheries partnership with the European Union, saying the deal no longer serves its economic interests, with the termination formalised after a renegotiation push. Offshore Oil Push: As Gabon ramps up deepwater activity, AEW 2026 in Cape Town will spotlight “Invest in Gabon” offshore revival, including new licensing and moves to convert ExxonMobil and bp MoUs into production sharing contracts. Energy Updates (Gabon): Vaalco Energy reported progress offshore Gabon, bringing the ETBNM-3 gas-supply well onstream to cut diesel-linked costs, and starting the ETSEM-3PH pilot/development campaign. Mining Momentum (Gabon): Millennial Potash posted strong high-grade drill results at its Banio Potash Project, extending potash-bearing continuity and supporting next exploration steps. Trade Integration (AfCFTA): Afrobarometer finds free-trade support is rising, but AfCFTA awareness remains low—Gabon at 26%—even as policy backing for easier cross-border trade climbs. Regional Connectivity (Aviation): Air Peace launched Lagos–Douala–Libreville flights, boosting business and tourism links across West and Central Africa, including Gabon. US Visa Policy (Gabon): The US made a permanent visa bond programme, with Gabon among countries covered, raising the maximum refundable bond to $20,000 for certain B-1/B-2 applicants.
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