AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTextile & Jobs: Ten Mauritanian brands showcased designs at the Spanish Embassy in Nouakchott as part of a Canary Islands “Cluster” pilot, training 40 women in creativity, entrepreneurship and business skills to strengthen the textile value chain and steer them away from risky Atlantic migration. Football Governance: CAF’s Executive Committee unanimously reconfirmed support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino in Rabat, backing his “Joint Update” after the abandoned FIFA Forward Enterprise plan and urging governance, due process and transparency as Europe and others withdraw support. Migration & EU Politics: The Ceuta border surge—tens of thousands crossing from Morocco—keeps reverberating across Europe, with renewed debate on how migration crises are managed and politicised. Food Security: WFP warns El Niño could push an extra 49 million people into acute hunger by end-2027, with East and Southern Africa hit hardest as rainy seasons and harvest cycles are disrupted. Visa Policy: The US made a permanent refundable visa bond programme for 30 African countries, raising the maximum bond to $20,000 for certain B-1/B-2 applicants, including Mauritania. Energy & Industry: Golar’s Hilli FLNG unit left Cameroon for a major upgrade stop in Singapore before redeployment to Argentina, with upgrade costs estimated at $200m–$300m.
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