AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGreen Shipping Talks: IMO negotiators in London say four days of closed-door talks on the Net-Zero Framework are “constructive,” with observers noting carbon pricing support still holds despite oil-state pushback. Maritime Skills & Standards: Ghana Maritime Authority training with Liberia and others targets stronger seafarer assessment and certification to keep crews competent and safe. Illegal Mining Crackdown: Liberia moves to fully deploy a multi-agency task force to curb illegal mining, improve compliance, and protect mineral revenues. Telecoms Access: LTA opens its first county Consumer Support Center in Buchanan to handle complaints locally and reduce travel to Monrovia. Rubber Expansion: RPAL and RDFI start distributing root-trainers for 28 budwood nurseries across seven southeast and northern counties to scale clonal rubber farming. Women’s Grants: UN Women begins cash disbursement to nearly 1,500 women in 49 savings and farming groups across eight counties. Public Finance Review: World Bank prepares a Liberia Public Finance Review 2026 to scrutinize domestic revenue and spending efficiency. Court & Labour: Liberia’s Supreme Court dismisses an ethical breach complaint against Labour Minister Kruah. Business & Transport: Liberia Agricultural Company commissions new school buses and a heavy-duty truck to improve plantation education transport.
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