AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoParliamentary Ties: Angola and Congo want to deepen cooperation through exchanges between their National Assemblies, including possible visits between parliament leaders, as Luanda hosted Congo’s ambassador. Fisheries Transparency Push: Congo is among 15 countries that adopted the Mombasa Declaration at the Our Ocean Conference, pledging better collection and sharing of vessel data to fight illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Emergency Repatriation: Congo’s embassy in Pretoria urged citizens in South Africa to stay calm and follow local laws while it prepares three voluntary repatriation flights—Brazzaville to Cape Town on June 22, then Johannesburg on June 23, and a final Cape Town return on June 24—using priority-based registration. Regional Finance Pressure: A BEAC report says borrowing costs in CEMAC rose in early 2026, with Congo’s average credit cost climbing from 9.47% to 10.07%, adding strain for households, businesses and public institutions. Communications Coordination: Angola and Congo signed a memorandum to prevent cross-border interference as telecom services expand, aligning with international rules on signal strength and penetration.
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