AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPort & Trade Oversight: A new report flags due-process and customs-code weaknesses in Senegal, arguing they could be denting investor confidence and international credibility, with the hidden-debt episode cited as a key example. Energy & Regional Oil: Murphy Oil and Chariot have applied for offshore exploration acreage in Mauritania, a sign of renewed upstream interest in the Sahel; Chariot also operates in Senegal. Food & Agriculture: Senegal is pushing seed self-sufficiency harder, prioritizing certified, climate-resilient seed production to support food sovereignty; a workshop reviewed 2025 seed output and set 2026 plans. Digital Economy (UEMOA): Burkina Faso hosted a UEMOA digital economy fair focused on AI, fintech and inclusive finance, with Senegal among countries feeding into a regional AI strategy. Cross-border Logistics: Morocco has reopened onion exports to African markets, but tomatoes and potatoes remain restricted; congestion at the Rosso border route between Mauritania and Senegal is still a bottleneck. Energy Governance: Egypt is advancing preparations for the 2026 UN Water Conference, pushing stronger global water governance and long-term implementation plans.
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