AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDiaspora Investment: A study involving World Bank researchers finds that West African migrants can attract foreign investment through business networks, finance and market links—but political stability and sound institutions shape the impact. Fuel Costs: UNCTAD warns that fuel-price shocks hit developing economies hardest, adding pressure to transport costs and household budgets; its examples include steep price rises in Nigeria, though it gives no Cabo Verde-specific figures. Citizenship Rules: Portugal’s new nationality rules set a seven-year residency requirement for Cabo Verdeans and other Portuguese-speaking nationals, compared with 10 years for many other non-EU applicants. African Football: CAF has restored AFCON to a two-year schedule, reversing its four-year plan after concerns that a proposed replacement competition would take years to generate needed revenue. The decision was announced after CAF’s strategy conference in Cabo Verde.
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