AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoForest Carbon Watch: A new Nature Communications study using high-resolution satellite maps finds Central African forests are shifting from reliable carbon sinks to net carbon losers, raising fresh alarm for climate buffers across the Congo Basin. Gabon Fisheries Sovereignty: Libreville has launched negotiations for a new Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement with the EU, after denouncing the 2021 protocol—aiming for a deal that protects Gabon’s marine sovereignty and better supports local value and jobs. Gabon Justice Goes Green: Alain-Georges Moukoko has been appointed prosecutor general for Libreville’s Court of Appeal, bringing a track record in environmental justice and anti-trafficking into a judiciary under pressure to restore public trust. Gabon Energy Push: Oilserv signed an MoU with Gabon to develop and commercialise gas and hydrocarbon assets in DEF-3 and D4-5, targeting gas infrastructure for power and broader industry. Regional Finance Context: BEAC says an IMF-linked regional review could be completed by December 2026, a step that may unlock future programs for CEMAC states including Gabon.
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