AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGabon Digital Push: Gabon is set to expand its telecom backbone with a validated plan for a 1,651 km fibre-optic rollout, backed by a public-private partnership between SPIN and Gabon Fiber. Debt Update: An audit has put Gabon’s public debt back below the 70% of GDP CEMAC ceiling, with the ratio revised to 68.91% after clarification of commitments. Mining & Diplomacy: The US Embassy visited Millennial Potash’s Banio Potash Project, reviewing drilling and progress toward the Definitive Feasibility Study, supported by US$3m from the DFC. Energy Connectivity: BW Offshore signed a five-year framework with Tampnet to boost cloud-ready connectivity across its FPSO fleet. Regional Finance: BEAC governor Yvon Sana Bangui met the IMF to revive a regional review that could unlock new CEMAC-linked IMF programs for Cameroon, Congo and Gabon. Sports & Travel: Turkish Airlines permanently removed Libreville from future schedules, adding pressure on Gabon’s air links as carriers reassess routes.
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