AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Energy Deal: ECOWAS leaders signed the Intergovernmental Agreement for the $25bn African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, moving the Nigeria–Morocco project into a clearer implementation phase. The 6,900km hybrid offshore-onshore line is set to carry up to 30 bcm of gas annually across 13 West African countries, with Mauritania included, and link into Morocco’s Maghreb-Europe network toward European markets. Diplomatic Push: Germany’s foreign minister wrapped up a two-day visit to Nigeria, calling for deeper trade and investment ties—especially in IT and start-ups—while also noting Berlin’s focus on Africa amid US, Russia and China pressures. Mauritania Migration Crisis: UNHCR reported nearly 150 migrants dead or missing after boats sank or drifted off Mauritania’s coast, highlighting the deadly Atlantic route used by smugglers. Travel Policy: Lebanon expanded visa-on-arrival eligibility to 13 African countries, including Mauritania, with strict proof-of-funds and onward-travel requirements.
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