AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAfrican Youth Day 2026 in Moscow: Young diplomats and youth from Russia and several African countries met at Moscow’s State Central Museum of Contemporary History on May 24 for “African Youth Day 2026,” launching new cooperation plans and an AI education initiative under the theme “Unity of Nations and Sustainable Development,” with Gabon’s embassy represented. Gabon at the AfDB Annual Meetings: In Brazzaville, Gabon President Brice Oligui Nguema joined African leaders pushing for more private investment in energy, infrastructure and climate finance, highlighting Gabon’s push to monetize forest conservation through carbon credits and a dedicated agency. Gabon cement push: CIMAF says it will invest over $45m in Gabon to expand Owendo cement production, including a third line and more clinker capacity, ahead of Gabon’s planned clinker import ban from January 2027. Maritime security with Gabon involved: Obangame Express OE26, a major Gulf of Guinea anti-crime drill, wrapped up after three weeks, with Gabon among participating countries. Health and policy watch: A new wave of international concern targets Senegal’s anti-gay law over fears of violence and stigma, while Ebola warnings continue for the DRC and the wider region.
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