AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGabon UN diplomacy: Libreville has taken the vice-presidency of the UN General Assembly’s 81st session, with Foreign Minister Marie-Édith Tassyla-Ye-Doumbeny tasked to push priorities including climate action, forest and ocean conservation, public health, housing and digital transformation. Gabon fisheries: The government has launched talks to renegotiate its Sustainable Fisheries Partnership with the EU after the previous deal expired, aiming to shift value toward local jobs and better terms for Gabon’s marine resources. Gabon food sovereignty: Libreville is preparing to enforce a nationwide ban on frozen chicken imports from Jan. 1, 2027, after a WTO complaint by Washington—framing the dispute as protection of producers and food security. Gabon anti-corruption: A crackdown removed 1,473 ghost workers from the public payroll, projected to save over 11 billion FCFA yearly for real service investments. Illegal logging: Dutch authorities seized 375 tons of illegally sourced azobé wood traced to Gabon, with corporate assets and bank accounts targeted. Wildlife science: New research reports African elephants in Kenya preparing medicinal plant mixtures for their calves.
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