AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoYouth Skills Push: Gabon is launching its first 400-youth training cohort in Libreville, part of a wider skills-and-insertion drive meant to link technical training to jobs, financing and project monitoring across all nine provinces. Economic Debate: The same human-capital push is already sparking debate over whether training can deliver real employment and growth in an economy still heavily shaped by oil. Fuel Supply Update: Greater Libreville is set for a gradual return to normal at gas stations from Sunday after diesel shortages; the Ministry of Petroleum and Gas cites low distributor stocks and a temporary rationing while an import shipment is expected. Digital Governance: Gabon has started validating draft legal texts to strengthen the rules for its digital transformation, covering infrastructure, cybersecurity, digital services and the regulatory framework. Regulation Cooperation: ARCEP Gabon and the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) met in London to explore AI regulation and telecom regulatory capacity-building. Judicial Discipline Case: A former Libreville prosecutor general, Eddy Narcisse Minang, is challenging disciplinary decisions before Gabon’s Council of State. Sports (Regional): Morocco slipped to seventh in FIFA live rankings after a 1-1 friendly draw with Mali, while Gabon’s name also featured in Morocco’s recent AFCON qualifying wins.
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