AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism & Security: After armed attacks, Mauritania is trying to restart tourism, betting on safer access and renewed confidence for visitors. Digital Development: Mauritania and the World Bank expanded the WARDIP programme to add AI infrastructure and skills, aiming to roll out AI-powered systems across sectors. AI Policy in the Region: Libya adopted an AI Ethics Charter and launched a National AI Strategy 2026–2030 with 35 initiatives, while Maghreb countries—including Mauritania—push AI education and research through university-linked ecosystems. Trade & Finance: NAB Consulting says it completed a €250m structured finance facility for Niger with Afreximbank support, targeting agriculture, energy, healthcare, infrastructure and SME growth. Energy & Markets: Nigeria’s solar panel exports hit N85.8bn in Q1 2026, showing West Africa’s growing renewable manufacturing and regional supply. Maritime Economy: West Africa steps up action against illegal fishing, citing losses of over US$2.3bn a year and new regional enforcement efforts. Business & Fraud Risks: Nigeria police uncovered a transnational fraud and staged-kidnap scheme linked to a Mauritanian victim, highlighting cross-border financial crime threats.
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