AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoIndependence Day Diplomacy: UAE, Azerbaijani and Mauritanian officials sent greetings to President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo on Equatorial Guinea’s national day. US Visa Restrictions: Washington reiterated that Equatorial Guinean nationals are among those barred from receiving immigrant and non-immigrant visas under its January policy, with limited exceptions. Deportation Case: A US federal judge ordered the government to secure Ahmed Soliman’s release from detention in Malabo and return him to the US. The administration says it has begun arranging his return; the judge cited unrebutted reports that Soliman was threatened and beaten by Equatorial Guinean authorities. Regional Finance: Five older CFA franc coin series will lose legal-tender status across CEMAC on November 1, including in Equatorial Guinea; holders will have a year to exchange them. UN Reform: Equatorial Guinea is among 10 African states meeting in Libya to advance the continent’s call for two permanent Security Council seats with veto powers, plus two non-permanent seats.
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