AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTelecom Costs: A new global ranking shows Comoros fixed broadband costs at about $175.12 per month, placing it among the world’s priciest internet markets—an issue tied to remote-island infrastructure and limited competition. Ocean Governance: The Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa ended with 320 commitments and about $6.4bn in pledges, including moves to curb illegal fishing, protect climate-resilient coral reefs, and push a precautionary approach to deep-sea mining. Maritime Security & Fishing Enforcement: Kenya and the U.S. agreed on visa restrictions targeting people linked to IUU fishing, alongside a Ksh12.4bn maritime security package. Regional Media & Migration: Journalists from across Eastern Africa, including Comoros, backed the Mombasa Statement calling for fact-based, ethical reporting on migration and labour mobility. Finance & Trade Tech: MEXC reported a surge in SPCX futures trading volume after SpaceX-related activity, pointing to growing demand for new trading access routes. Diplomacy: Azerbaijan met Comoros finance officials to discuss expanding cooperation in international forums and South-South initiatives.
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