AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUNESCO Heritage & Tourism: São Tomé and Príncipe’s six historic “rocas” plantation estates have been added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List, spotlighting slavery-era sugar, cocoa and coffee sites on Príncipe and beyond; with many estates abandoned, private investors are now eyeing tourism-led restoration and a 10-year preservation plan. Water & Sanitation Delivery: A new UN-Water SDG 6 acceleration study says the country has made major gains in basic water, sanitation and hygiene since 2015, with improved hygiene coverage rising 21% by 2024, even as universal access still isn’t reached. World Heritage Strategy for Small Islands: UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee wrapped up in Busan with a stronger push for underrepresented regions, including a new World Heritage Strategy for Small Island Developing States (2026–2034) and renewed attention on inclusive site protection. Regional Trade & Connectivity Talks: The Africa Prosperity Dialogues 2027 were launched in Accra under “Borderless Africa,” calling for freer movement, seamless payments and more trade, with a new venue and tighter pre-registration due to capacity limits. Aviation & Logistics Link: euroAtlantic Airways’ new CEO discusses why long-haul widebody ACMI needs both Boeing and Airbus, while noting the carrier’s ongoing scheduled connection to São Tomé and Príncipe. Global Trade Snapshot: A WTO export overview highlights how many countries’ top export categories still lean heavily on agriculture, mining and fuels—useful context for São Tomé and Príncipe’s industry planning.
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