AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMigration at sea: Mauritania’s coast guard rescued 216 migrants in two operations off the Atlantic coast, but more than 120 remain missing after one boat sank following mechanical failure and weeks adrift. Regional energy push: ECOWAS leaders in Freetown signed an intergovernmental agreement backing the $25 billion Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, paving the way for a project company in Casablanca and a higher authority in Abuja, with Mauritania set to sign separately. Diplomacy: Germany’s foreign minister Johann Wadephul begins a three-nation Africa trip in Mauritania (talks in Nouakchott), then moves to Nigeria and South Africa, with a focus on security cooperation and business opportunities. Judicial reform spotlight: A new Mauritania-focused report highlights President Ghazouani’s judicial overhaul in Nouakchott, including the State Judicial Agency and magistrates’ training. Digital access: A Tunisia telecom report ranks Libya best for affordable digital services in North Africa, while Mauritania is listed last.
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