AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDigital Infrastructure: Equatorial Guinea’s Getesa signed a six-month deal with Huawei to modernise mobile and internet networks, with plans to repurpose a 2,000-kilometre Segesa fibre-optic line to expand public broadband. Regional Payments: The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) has joined PAPSS, linking CEMAC countries—Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and Chad—to instant cross-border payments across Africa. Energy & Investment: The 8th APPO NOC-CEO Forum, hosted in Cape Town alongside African Energy Week, will push an integrated African energy agenda focused on refining, regional gas markets and harmonised petroleum rules. Migration & Entry Rules: A U.S. bill by Rep. Nancy Mace would bar entry from dozens of countries including Equatorial Guinea, while Turkey’s e-Visa list for 2026 includes Equatorial Guinea but excludes Somalia. Diplomacy & Peace: UN discussions in Luanda are exploring paths to peace amid ongoing regional tensions.
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