AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGulf of Guinea: Nigeria will lead work on a regional marine and blue economy policy for nine countries, including Gabon. The plan aims to strengthen ocean governance, tackle illegal fishing and promote sustainable use of shared waters. Iboga Protection: Gabon faces rising foreign interest in iboga, a slow-growing rainforest plant central to Bwiti traditions, as US drug companies eye its potential for addiction treatment. Forest Fires: Fire activity is rising across Africa’s tropical forests, raising concerns for the Congo Basin, including Gabon. Fires can release carbon stored in forests and peatlands. Gabon Ports: A.P. Moller Capital has agreed to buy Portek, which operates a terminal in Gabon, and says it plans to improve environmental performance and emissions planning after the deal closes.
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