AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSustainable Fisheries Deal: Gabon has approved talks with the EU on a new Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement and its implementing protocol, aiming for a renewed, balanced deal that protects Gabon’s sovereignty and sustainable tuna fishing after the 2021 protocol expired in June 2026. Blue Economy Governance: The Council of Ministers also backed formal EU notification, a national negotiating team, and a timetable for negotiation rounds—following Gabon’s June 2025 denunciation of the prior accord. Energy & Gas Infrastructure: Oilserv (Nigeria) signed an MoU with Gabon to develop and commercialise hydrocarbon reserves in DEF-3 and D4-5 blocks, with plans for gas transportation, compression and treatment to feed thermal power and support wider industry; the market is projected at $2.12bn by 2031. Environmental Justice Leadership: Libreville’s prosecutor general post has been filled by Alain-Georges Moukoko, known for environmental justice work against illegal logging, poaching and trafficking, as Gabon’s judiciary faces pressure to improve credibility and efficiency.
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