AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaritime Decarbonisation Talks: Governments return to IMO meetings in London (Sept 1–4) to debate the Net-Zero Framework, with shipping groups warning that “alternative” proposals could weaken climate action and raise costs without real emissions gains. Liberia Oil & Gas: The Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority has opened prequalification for the 2026 Direct Negotiation Petroleum Licensing Round, assessing technical and financial capacity for offshore exploration; prequalification lasts five years and the round is set for Q4. Finance for SMEs: Liberia’s Central Bank launched an Enhanced Collateral Registry to let lenders register and search secured interests, aiming to expand credit access for MSMEs. Forestry Accountability: Liberia’s Supreme Court upheld convictions in the Private Use Permits forestry fraud case, cutting prison terms to one year each and ordering restitution. Shipping Training: Liberia’s Maritime Authority awarded a second Chinese government scholarship for advanced maritime studies, boosting local capacity. Agribusiness & Jobs: UfarmX says it has enabled $6.8m in agricultural commerce across Liberia and other markets, using credit-scored farmers and retail partners. Local Development Watch: Bong County’s FY2026 budget faces scrutiny over project delivery and monitoring capacity. Education Expansion: Dujar University College launched a three-year sustainable development plan and fundraising drive.
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