AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFisheries: Djibouti has joined six Red Sea countries in a regional effort to ease pressure on fish stocks from overfishing and climate change. The FAO-led initiative will strengthen fisheries data, cooperation and regulation through 2030. Development Finance: The Islamic Development Bank says it has approved more than $2.3 billion for Djibouti, including support for infrastructure, energy and trade. Its chairman urged progress on the Biidley Airport project and discussed next steps for the National Oncology Centre. Trade: Egypt and Djibouti signed a protocol to expand market access and investment, with Egyptian exports including food, agricultural goods, fertilisers, pharmaceuticals and engineering products among the potential areas of cooperation. Ports and Logistics: Red Sea shipping disruption is raising costs for Djibouti’s ports, while Ethiopia’s growing wheat imports continue to rely on transit through Djibouti, underscoring the country’s role in regional supply chains.
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