AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTrade Finance: Twenty-six countries signed the Accra Convention, creating a shared framework for cargo documents across road, rail, air and sea. It aims to help businesses use goods in transit to secure financing and ease cross-border trade. Air Links: TAP has launched twice-weekly Porto–Sal service, adding a direct connection between Sal and northern Portugal for the winter schedule. Port Modernisation: Cabo Verde joined officials from eight other West and Central African countries at an Accra workshop on digital port systems, which can cut paperwork and vessel delays. Fuel Costs: Cabo Verde ranked fourth in Africa for petrol prices in October, adding pressure to transport and business costs. Business Travel: Cabo Verdean applicants for certain US visitor visas are among those who may have to post bonds of $10,000 to $20,000.
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