AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMedia Training: A journalist from Equatorial Guinea is among representatives of 11 countries attending a three-week broadcast news programme in Kolkata, India, focused on skills and international media cooperation. Deportation Case: A U.S. judge is pressing officials to comply with an order to return Ahmed Soliman, who was deported to Equatorial Guinea. The judge ruled his removal unlawful and said he was denied a chance to challenge it; his lawyers say he faces serious risks there. Russia Ties: At the Moscow summit, President Vladimir Putin said Russia and Equatorial Guinea could expand trade and joint projects in energy and mining, while acknowledging bilateral trade has declined and remains limited. Oil Exports: Chinese refiners have bought Equatorial Guinea’s Ceiba crude as shipping costs ease, opening an opportunity for the country’s oil exports. Hospital Contract Dispute: A U.S. judge reaffirmed an $8.2 million arbitral award against Equatorial Guinea, ruling the contract did not require the dispute to be heard first in local courts.
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