AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAngola–Cabo Verde Diplomacy: Cabo Verde’s foreign minister, Manuel Augusto Lima Amante da Rosa, met Angola’s counterpart in Luanda to review bilateral ties, including plans for high-level political consultations, a boost to the Angola–Cabo Verde joint commission, and a review of the 2013 defense and security cooperation agreement. Tourism Opportunity After World Cup Spotlight: Cabo Verde is weighing how to convert global World Cup attention into more visitors and investment, with leaders again pushing for direct U.S. flights; Cabo Verde Airlines resumed a Providence–Praia route in May 2026, targeting diaspora demand. Labor & Social Economy: A Cabo Verde gender equity report estimates unpaid work at 9.6% of GDP, with women doing most of it, highlighting a “hidden” economic engine that policy is starting to recognize. Remote Work Signals: A Remitly study using LinkedIn listings finds Cape Verde among Africa’s top remote-work markets (94.7% of vacancies tagged remote), while South Africa ranks lowest (17.6%). Atlantic Weather Watch: Cabo Verde-linked systems remain in focus as Invest 96L nears the islands with a high chance of development, and Tropical Storm Dolly forms nearby—raising short-term regional rainfall and flooding concerns.
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