AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRenewable Energy Push: Côte d’Ivoire inaugurated the 52 MW Ferké solar plant in Tchologo, a XOF 41 billion project meant to power 370,000 households and expand rural electrification. Cocoa Governance & Markets: The World Cocoa Foundation unveiled a new Active Deforestation Risk Assessment methodology for supply chains, timed to looming EU rules, as cocoa faces disease and price volatility in Ivory Coast and Ghana. Youth Skills: MTN Côte d’Ivoire and ALX launched a XOF 700 million digital training drive for young people, covering AI, data analytics, and entrepreneurship. Flood Response Politics: While Ghana’s National Security Council met on the June 29 floods, the wider West Africa crisis keeps pressure on governments to strengthen mitigation and accountability. Regional Security Diplomacy: Seven African navies, including Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Cameroon, took part in the U.S.-hosted International Naval Review 250 in New York. Local Economy & Environment: Abidjan’s Ebrie Lagoon remains central to fisheries and port life, underscoring the stakes for coastal management. Arts & Culture: Abidjan-area audiences get a cultural boost with Arts at the Armory’s Feet Keep the Beat festival and a new commissioned work celebrating West African rhythm and mentorship.
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