AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFish Trade: Nigeria’s fish import bill fell 14.8% year-on-year to about N167.91bn in Q2’26, with Mauritania emerging as a key source for jack and horse mackerel. Green Hydrogen & Ammonia: GreenGo Energy and Shuangliang signed an MoU to advance large-scale green ammonia projects in Mauritania and Namibia, moving toward bankable feasibility and FEED. Development Finance: Mauritania signed an IDA financing agreement worth $30m (donation) for budget support, while the EU approved a €100m budget support deal aimed at green growth, health coverage and migration management. Extractives Local Content: Draft laws on local content in extractive industries and a green hydrogen code were presented to the public, targeting stronger domestic participation and an energy transition framework. World Bank & Decentralization: A World Bank mission met Mauritania’s decentralization ministry to assess progress on supporting decentralization and productive medium-sized cities. Infrastructure & Trade Links: Morocco and Mauritania agreed to rehabilitate and widen the Nouakchott–Nouadhibou road link via Km 55 to boost transport and trade flows. Debt & Reform: The Prime Minister pushed ministries to improve Mauritania’s Millennium Challenge Corporation indicators ahead of potential investment benefits.
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