AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMauritania Energy & Investment: The Minister of Oil, Mines and Energy met Belgian and EU officials to push a “just energy transition” and position Belgium as an entry point for Mauritanian hydrogen and green minerals, highlighting EU support for electricity reforms and a regulatory framework for electricity and green hydrogen. Gold Exploration: RAMINVEST HOLDING advanced Mauritania’s Wompou Gold Project after assays up to 50.14 g/t, defining six first-pass drill targets (T-01 to T-06) and moving toward targeted drilling pending approvals. Trade & Fisheries: Mauritania signed a 5-year tuna fishing agreement with Japan’s “Japon Toni” for its authorized tuna share, while broader regional debate continues on fisheries value chains and governance. Regional Security & Ports: The National Maritime Security Committee warned that disruptions and migration shifts could create a security vacuum in the Gulf of Guinea, raising risks for trade and maritime safety. Migration & Border Control: EU data shows asylum requests in Europe hit a five-year low in H1 2026, with Tunisia and Mauritania cited among partners receiving financial aid tied to border control. Business Links: Mauritania participated in the Arab-China Business Conference in Riyadh, with chamber leaders discussing cooperation in energy, trade, mining and food security.
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