AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate and Health: FAO and IGAD warn that El Niño rains are raising Rift Valley fever risk across East Africa. The Comoros faces a lower but growing risk, prompting calls for stronger surveillance and prevention. Culture: Sauti za Busara will run March 19–21 in Stone Town, shifting from February to accommodate Ramadan. Comorian singer Nawal is among the artists announced, and the festival will spotlight children’s rights. Regional Diplomacy: The Comoros joined more than 15 African countries represented by leaders at the Russia–Africa summit in Moscow. Climate Action: The Comoros’ new climate plan targets emissions cuts of 14% to 57% by 2035, depending on outside support, and includes forest and mangrove restoration. Maritime Security: The Comoros-flagged cargo ship Khoryv was struck by a drone near Romania and sank; one sailor was confirmed dead, three were missing and nine were rescued.
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