AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy & Refining: Ghana’s Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) is back to full-scale operations after refurbishing its crude distillation unit and receiving the first one-million-barrel Jubilee crude cargo for domestic refining, with President Mahama framing it as a shift from exporting raw resources to adding value locally. Road & Trade Connectivity: Cambodia’s China-funded upgrade of National Road 7 (Kampong Cham) widens and improves travel, boosting local sales and moving agricultural goods and tourism more efficiently. Urban Mobility Policy: Bangladesh’s government will allow private operators to run water-bus services on Dhaka’s waterways, alongside steps to restore navigability and curb river pollution. Logistics Security & Disruption: Ukrainian drones destroyed a Wildberries logistics hub in Russia’s Volga region near Samara, highlighting how e-commerce distribution networks are becoming strategic targets. Compliance & Professionalization: Cameroon’s digital mobility sector is pushing drivers toward formal authorization, with “Carte Bleue” becoming a visible marker of regulatory compliance and professionalism. Transport Infrastructure Growth: Qatar’s transport construction market is projected to expand through a strategy-led pipeline of projects, with more private-sector participation targeted. Supply Chain Governance: The U.S. added 43 Chinese firms to the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Entity List, covering sectors tied to global trade including transport infrastructure and garments. Road Safety & Operations: India’s Nainital has declared a horn-free zone after noise-pollution concerns, with transport and police units running awareness efforts.
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