AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIndian Ocean Air Links: After nearly four years, direct flights between the Comoros and Madagascar have resumed, following technical and administrative work between their civil aviation authorities—expected to boost tourism, trade, and investment, and strengthen cooperation in maritime and air transport, agriculture, and fisheries. Culture & Tourism: Kiswahili Week 2026 and Global Kiswahili Day spotlight the language’s UNESCO-backed global recognition, highlighting how Kiswahili can drive sustainable tourism, economic transformation, regional integration, and cultural diplomacy. Digital Payments: Visa says it is expanding Visa Pay across Africa, with Comoros listed among markets where banks and mobile money operators can embed new payment features into existing apps, including virtual cards and remittances. Local Event Prep: Tanzania’s government spokesperson Gerson Msigwa visited the Tanzanian Embassy in France to review preparations for International Kiswahili Day celebrations in Paris, running alongside a Kiswahili conference from July 4–7. Regional Aviation Note: Scientists report less than 30% of the ocean floor has been mapped to modern standards, underscoring how much of Earth’s seabed remains unknown compared with clearer views of Mars.
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