AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPower and Logistics: AGL Sierra Leone moved more than 20,000 cubic metres of cargo, including three turbines weighing over 115 tonnes each, from Freetown’s port to a thermal power plant construction site. Weather Services: Sierra Leone’s 2026–2031 meteorological plan aims to strengthen forecasting and early warnings for sectors including agriculture, aviation and water management. Agribusiness: The Agriculture Ministry and UNDP equipped 100 small businesses with machinery and transport to support production, processing and food security. Clean Transport: UNDP and partners are training 100 young people to operate electric vehicles, with 50 vehicles expected to begin service in Freetown. Investment: Organisers have announced political and business leaders for the West Africa Integration and Investment Summit, set for November in Lungi, with energy, minerals, agribusiness and digital infrastructure on the agenda. Shipping: Sierra Leone has launched a national shipping company with Chinese support, a move aimed at building the country’s maritime capacity.
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