AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Energy: All countries involved have signed off on the $25 billion Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline, a 6,900-kilometre project whose intergovernmental agreement was signed in Freetown. Financing and investment decisions are still to come. Business Reform: President Bio launched an online business registration system to cut paperwork and delays. A draft bill would also remove minimum capital requirements and consolidate company laws. Trade and Investment: Sierra Leone and Morocco agreed a 2027–2029 roadmap covering agriculture, mining, water, fisheries and the blue economy. Agriculture: AfDB says major equipment installation at the Gbondapi rice facility is about 90% complete, with work due to finish by month-end. NASSIT has also signalled support for Feed Salone. Investment Push: A China–West Africa forum in Freetown on November 13 is expected to bring more than 50 Chinese business leaders to explore trade, infrastructure and industrial partnerships.
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