AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLivestock Trade: ECOWAS animal-health officials are meeting in Lomé to improve disease surveillance and review rules for livestock trade between coastal and Sahelian countries. Energy Investment: Chevron is increasing exploration spending in 2026, with Guinea-Bissau among its frontier locations for potential investment. Regional Payments: BCEAO has authorised seven Guinea-Bissau institutions to offer services on West Africa’s instant-payments platform, which links banks, fintechs and other providers across the monetary union. Gas Infrastructure: NNPC committed ₦473.8 billion to gas projects, including the proposed Nigeria–Morocco pipeline, whose planned route crosses Guinea-Bissau. Trade and Mobility: ECOWAS is targeting mutual acceptance of its biometric identity card at regional borders by December; Guinea-Bissau is among seven countries that have launched it. UEMOA ministers have also adopted a directive to speed up public procurement across member states.
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