AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrade Finance: Twenty-six countries signed the Accra Convention, creating common rules for cargo documents across road, rail, air and sea. The framework could help Guinea-Bissau’s businesses use goods in transit to secure financing, though the country’s participation in the signing was not reported. Ports and Trade: Guinea-Bissau officials joined a regional workshop on port digitalisation, including Maritime Single Windows and Port Community Systems aimed at cutting delays and improving trade flows. Food and Livelihoods: A WFP-backed village initiative in Gabu is linking sewing and farming skills with solar-powered irrigation, poultry and school meals to build local incomes and food security. Energy Investment: Petroguin and TGS are advancing plans to reprocess more than 11,000 sq km of offshore seismic data, giving explorers a clearer picture of Guinea-Bissau’s oil and gas potential. Political Outlook: Elections have been postponed without a new date, prolonging uncertainty as the country seeks to attract investment.
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