AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate Finance: COP31 opened in Türkiye with calls to turn existing climate pledges into action and expand finance for developing economies. Comoros is among the African countries represented at the summit. Insurance Investment: Private equity firm Mediterrania Capital Partners has invested in AFG Assurances, which operates in Comoros and plans to expand from seven insurers to 14 across French-speaking Africa; the deal’s value and stake were not disclosed. Anjouan Licensing: An October audit found 124 gambling licences still marked valid despite expired dates, covering 332 domains and raising questions about the reliability of the island’s public register. Blue Economy: A new €11 million regional initiative will boost fisheries surveillance, information sharing and research to tackle illegal fishing in the Western Indian Ocean, as part of a wider €60.5 million programme. Trade Security: Comoros remains on the U.S. Coast Guard’s port-security advisory, which can bring extra entry conditions for vessels bound for the United States after calling at Comorian ports. Solar Energy: The International Solar Alliance aims to mobilise $1 billion for renewable projects over five years; its initiatives include solar projects in Comoros, while India has pledged $25 million to a $200 million African solar facility.
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