AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGabon-EU Fisheries: Gabon has ended its 19-year fisheries partnership with the European Union, saying the deal no longer serves Gabon’s economic interests, after seeking renegotiation and formally ending the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement on June 29, 2026. Health & Security (Gabon-linked region): A new regional push in Central Africa is training senior officials in Yaounde to shift security work from reactive policing to strategic anticipation, aiming to better prevent organized crime threats. Military & Governance (Gabon): In Geneva, the Head of State signed decrees reorganizing the Ministry of Defence, including promotions from colonel to brigadier general and reshuffles across central and territorial commands. Economy & Finance (CEMAC): Access Bank Cameroon launched “Access Invest,” a fully digital platform to buy and sell CEMAC government securities, including instruments issued by Gabon and other member states. Science (Gabon): New research debates earlier claims about ancient carbon-isotope signals, with drill-core findings from the Francevillian Basin in Gabon now at the center of the discussion. International Mobility: The US consolidated routine visa processing across Africa into 20 regional hubs, affecting applicants in 25 cities.
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