AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoTrade Finance: Ghana and 25 other countries signed a convention to make goods in transit usable as collateral across road, rail, air and sea, aiming to narrow Africa’s estimated $74bn–$92bn financing gap for businesses. Climate Investment: Comoros’ updated climate plan targets emissions cuts of up to 57% by 2035 and calls for $6.6bn in funding by 2030, including forest and mangrove restoration and geothermal development. Shipping Risk: The Comoros-flagged cargo ship Khoryv sank near Romania after a suspected drone strike, leaving one sailor dead and three missing—a reminder of growing risks to Black Sea commercial shipping. Geothermal: A new Karthala field assessment has identified exploration targets and recommended drilling plans, advancing work on a potential domestic energy source. Licensing Dispute: Comoros is seeking UK help and considering legal action over Anjouan gambling licences, putting nearly 1,500 listed businesses’ regulatory standing in question.
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