AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoCOP31: Gabon is among the African countries represented at the climate summit in Türkiye, where delegates are discussing the continent’s role in the energy transition. Gabon’s manganese is part of wider talks about how critical minerals can attract investment and technology. Congo Basin Forests: At a forest-focused meeting in Brazzaville, Gabon’s vice president joined regional leaders discussing the Congo Basin as a shared heritage, alongside the launch of the UN Decade on Afforestation and Reforestation. Forest Carbon: Gabon’s agreement to commercialise about six million tonnes of forest carbon credits with Germany’s SEFE is expected to begin delivery by early 2027. Authorities say the credits will be verified and traceable, while forest ownership and management remain with the state.
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