AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBlue Economy Push: Angola’s Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Carmen do Sacramento Neto, says investment in the blue economy is ramping up, highlighting the Kalunga project (US$143m) to strengthen artisanal fishing, aquaculture and marine research, including training, institute upgrades in Benguela and better ocean-data sovereignty. Tourism & Connectivity Watch: A new report on Africa’s aviation growth flags rising passenger demand and capacity, while a separate ranking lists TAAG Angola Airlines among Africa’s largest fleets—useful context for travellers tracking route expansion. Namibia Tourism Snapshot: Namibia welcomed 1.35m international visitors in 2025, with holiday travel the biggest driver—an indicator of what’s working regionally for tourism demand. Health Alert for Travellers: Yellow fever risk is flagged across nine countries, with suspected cases also reported in Angola—travellers are urged to check vaccination requirements before trips. Cultural Diplomacy: Angola’s Minister of Culture Filipe Zau reiterates cultural diplomacy plans, including UNESCO efforts to recognize Semba and Tchitundo-Hulo as Intangible Cultural Heritage. Expo-Huíla Update: Expo-Huíla in Lubango (Aug 19–23) is fully booked for 410 stands, with added capacity and a dedicated space for Huíla’s 23 municipalities.
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