AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCOP31: Gabon is among African countries represented at the Antalya climate summit, where delegates are pressing for greater leverage from the continent’s transition minerals, including Gabonese manganese, in talks on investment and technology. Forest Carbon: Gabon’s agreement to commercialise about six million tonnes of forest carbon credits with Germany’s SEFE is expected to begin deliveries by early 2027. The government says the credits are traceable and verified, while ownership and management of the forests remain with the state. Congo Basin: A UN afforestation and reforestation decade launched in Brazzaville brought regional leaders, including Gabon’s vice-president, into discussions highlighting the basin’s forests as a shared heritage.
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