AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUN Human Rights: UN experts are urging the Trump administration to stop “third-country” deportations, saying the policy has already sent at least 23,000 people to 29 destinations and is exposing migrants to a “cascade of human rights violations,” with Equatorial Guinea cited among receiving countries. US Courts & Immigration: Multiple reports track the US Supreme Court’s move to let rapid third-country removals resume while legal challenges continue, drawing sharp criticism over due process and torture risks. Regional Diplomacy: Egypt’s foreign minister met South Africa’s counterpart at the Alamein Africa Forum to expand trade and investment, and Egypt also signed cooperation deals with Equatorial Guinea and Chad covering areas like agriculture, tourism, aquaculture and pharmaceuticals. Finance & Banking: A BEAC report says CEMAC banks’ troubled-loan ratio fell to 15.4% by June 2026, including in Equatorial Guinea, as credit quality improved. Local Spotlight (Culture): Spanish-Equatoguinean ceramicist Bisila Noha has been named the Tacchini Prize recipient, with an exhibition in Milan running until 13 November 2026.
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