AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Investment: Equatorial Guinea’s Deputy Minister for Local Content urged African governments to prepare communities before investment projects begin, saying domestic companies should help build a stronger economy. Energy: Chevron says its $690 million Aseng gas project remains on track to deliver first gas in 2028, as the government also pursues talks with other energy companies. UN Reform: Equatorial Guinea joined African calls for two permanent Security Council seats with veto powers, while a senior UN adviser urged African governments to meet their own spending pledges. France Dispute: Equatorial Guinea’s diplomats are refusing to leave the Paris mansion used as the country’s embassy, despite a court order and French plans to sell the property. CEMAC Currency: Older CFA-franc coins lose legal-tender status on November 1; holders can exchange them until October 2027. Women’s Football: Equatorial Guinea is out of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic qualifying tournament after Burkina Faso advanced 4-2 on aggregate.
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