AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOman Investment Authority Talks: President Andry Rajoelina met Abdulsalam Mohammed Al Murshidi, Chairman of Oman’s Investment Authority, to discuss expanding economic and investment cooperation between Antananarivo and Muscat. Maritime Security: Authorities uncovered 769 packets of crystal drugs totaling 1,024 kg, highlighting how unregistered small vessels keep fueling organized crime along East Africa’s coast. SADC Logistics in Focus: Ahead of the August SADC summit in Durban, the ICC’s ablution facilities are set for a R11.9 million upgrade, underscoring how regional political events depend on local government readiness. Madagascar in Regional Diplomacy: China’s AU mission head met Madagascar’s permanent representative to the African Union, with both sides stressing multilateral cooperation and the One-China principle. Critical Minerals Push: Evion secured mining permits for its Maniry graphite project in southern Madagascar, a key step toward financing, a final investment decision, and development under the country’s new mining code. Food Security Warning: A new FAO/WHO/WFP/IFAD/UNICEF SOFI report says hunger is falling globally but remains severe in Africa, where many cannot afford a healthy diet. Trade & Business Appointments: Tanzania’s chamber chief Vincent Minja was elected PACCI vice president for the East African region, with Madagascar included among the represented countries. Energy Emergency & Malnutrition: Madagascar reimposed a nationwide energy emergency, while a separate report warns half a million under-5 children face acute malnutrition.
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