AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoConsumer Markets: Côte d’Ivoire has cut the price of imported fish by CFA2,500 per 20-kilogram box, while local firms bring packaged bissap, ginger and baobab drinks into supermarkets—opening new outlets for local crop producers. Trade & Logistics: Gulf Warehousing Company used the Qatar-Africa Business Forum in Abidjan to explore partnerships linking ports and airports with customs, storage and inland transport. Mining: Awalé Resources says its final two exploration permits for its wholly owned Odienné gold-copper ground have been granted by the Council of Ministers, pending presidential signature; a funded exploration campaign is planned. Agriculture: A new digital farming school in Yamoussoukro will train 50 students to develop technology-based solutions for local farms. Energy: Panoro Energy’s new 9.09% stake in offshore Block CI-27 adds producing gas that supplies power generation in Abidjan. Economic Outlook: Afreximbank forecasts growth of 5.8% in 2026 and 6.2% in 2027, supported by rising crude production, infrastructure investment and domestic demand.
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