AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoChina Ties and Mining: Gabon and China have pledged closer cooperation in mining and security, with their leaders’ recent Beijing meetings also advancing a planned $2 billion rare-earth and niobium project backed by Emirati and Chinese companies. Construction is expected to start in 2027. Social Media: Gabon has restored access to major platforms after more than eight months of restrictions, but new rules and cooperation with tech companies have raised concerns about privacy and free expression. Digital Diplomacy: Gabon is seeking a seat on the International Telecommunication Union Council for 2027–2030 at a conference in Doha. Potash: Millennial Potash reports a 132-metre mineralized intersection at its Banio project, extending the known deposit westward. Football: Gabon’s U23 side faces Tunisia in a two-leg qualifier, with the first match in Sousse on November 12 and the return in Franceville on November 17.
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