AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMaritime Safety & Diplomacy: India says all 20 Indian crew members evacuated from the Guinea-Bissau-flagged tanker MT Jalveer off Oman have safely returned home, after US attacks in the Gulf of Oman sparked repeated protests and raised fresh concerns for seafarers. Justice & Accountability: A UN-backed court in the Central African Republic opened the in-absentia trial of former president François Bozizé over alleged crimes against humanity and war abuses from 2009–2013; Bozizé is living in exile in Guinea-Bissau, while three former senior officers face the case in Bangui. Regional Politics & Rights: Amnesty International warned that trying Bozizé in absentia “tarnishes” the process, urging arrest and extradition so victims can confront the accused. Economy Watch: The World Bank expects Sub-Saharan Africa’s growth to slow slightly in 2026 as energy shocks and weaker demand bite. Local Media Capacity: Guinea-Bissau is among West African countries involved in a push to strengthen FAO communication units, with the Press Union of Liberia urging more use of mainstream and digital media. Aviation for Guinea-Bissau: Guinea-Bissau signed an MoU with Nigeria’s United Nigeria Airlines to explore a national carrier, Air Bissau, aimed at boosting connectivity. Trade Opportunity: China opened a unified quarantine route for African cashew exports, potentially expanding market access for Guinea-Bissau and others.
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