AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMayotte Migration Clampdown: France’s Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced tighter control of Mayotte’s maritime access and a new bonus-malus system linking development aid to migration cooperation, naming the Comoros among targeted countries; criteria include stopping departures, fighting traffickers, consular “safe conducts,” accepted returns, information-sharing, and dismantling networks, while direct humanitarian aid to affected populations is protected. Reconstruction Pressure in Mayotte: Lecornu also said cyclone recovery is moving too slowly, with only 12% of 2026-allocated funds spent so far, despite €4bn over five years for schools, a second hospital, a new airport, a second prison, and desalination. Blue Economy & Regional Skills: Tanzania is pushing blue-economy investment via stronger maritime education and research, with a conference set for September 7–9 in Dar es Salaam. Data Governance for the Region: UNESCO and partners held a Southern Africa workshop on harmonising data governance, with Comoros among participating countries.
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