AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOcean Policy: The Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa ended with 320 commitments, including a push for a precautionary pause on deep-sea mining, stronger protection for climate-resilient coral reefs, and steps to curb illegal fishing—plus $6.4bn pledged for research, waste management, and marine protected areas. Media & Migration: Journalists’ leaders from Comoros and nine other Eastern African countries backed the Mombasa Statement, calling for ethical, fact-based reporting on migration and labour mobility to fight misinformation and unsafe journeys. Connectivity Costs: New pricing data shows Comoros among the world’s most expensive fixed broadband markets in 2026, highlighting how island geography and limited competition keep prices high. Sports & Women’s Football: Sudan’s under-17 women’s team made a historic return to international competition in Morocco after civil war, with heavy defeats to Comoros but a clear message of rebuilding. Diplomacy: Azerbaijan and the Union of the Comoros discussed strengthening bilateral ties and cooperation in international organizations, including plans around the 2027 OIC summit. EU Climate Support: The EU announced a €100m, four-year climate displacement programme that includes Comoros, aiming to boost resilience and early response to climate-driven displacement.
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