AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Content: Equatorial Guinea’s deputy minister Domingo Mba Esono told an African Energy Week panel that domestic companies should drive growth, as regional officials urged governments to prepare communities to benefit from investment projects. Gas Development: Chevron says the $690 million Aseng offshore project remains on schedule for first gas in 2028, part of the government’s push to revive gas production and LNG exports. France Dispute: Malabo is refusing to vacate its Paris embassy in a luxury mansion French authorities have put up for sale after a court ordered the premises cleared. UN Reform: Equatorial Guinea joined fellow members of the African Union’s Committee of Ten in renewing calls for two permanent Security Council seats with veto rights and five non-permanent seats for Africa. Accountability: During independence commemorations, a Catholic bishop warned that national progress depends on tackling corruption, respecting human dignity and serving the common good. US Visas: Equatorial Guinean nationals remain among those covered by the US visa suspension that took effect in January.
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