AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGabon–EU Fisheries: Gabon has ended its 19-year fisheries partnership with the European Union, cancelling the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement that let EU industrial fleets target tuna in Gabonese waters, saying the deal no longer matched Gabon’s economic interests. Congo Basin Research Push: A new Science Panel for the Congo Basin launched in Brazzaville aims to boost knowledge and train 1,000 PhDs over the next decade, warning that slash-and-burn farming, logging, mining and charcoal demand are putting the forest’s climate role and biodiversity at risk. Gabon–Water Security: A continent-wide push to map Africa’s groundwater is gaining momentum as communities face more erratic rivers and rainfall, with teams developing tools to show where water can be pumped safely. Gabon–Mining Update: Millennial Potash reports strong high-grade drill results at its Banio Potash Project in Gabon, including a 220-metre potash-bearing intersection with thick carnallitite seams, supporting plans for the next exploration phase. Regional Capacity Building: FIBA Africa held its first National Coach Developer Program in Abidjan, bringing together technical directors from multiple federations including Gabon to strengthen local coach education systems.
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