AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTrade & Food Security: The U.S. has challenged Gabon’s planned ban on imported broiler chicken at the WTO, with Libreville now seeking legal and diplomatic options to avoid a trade dispute as the measure targets a start date of January 1, 2027. Blue Economy & Sovereignty: Gabon has launched negotiations with the EU for a new Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement, moving beyond the 2021 protocol that expired in June 2026 and was criticized for limited local value and control. Energy & Investment: Nigeria’s Oilserv has signed an agreement with Gabon to develop hydrocarbon blocks DEF-3 and D4-5, including gas transportation, compression and treatment infrastructure, with Gabon citing a gas market projected to reach $2.12bn by 2031. Judicial Reform: Libreville’s prosecutor’s office gets a new leader as Alain-Georges Moukoko is appointed general prosecutor, bringing a background in environmental justice and anti-trafficking. Regional Trade Facilitation: Gabon sent officials to Cameroon to study AfCFTA implementation, focusing on how businesses use preferential tariff procedures under the Guided Trade Initiative.
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