AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHormuz Disruption: The UAE blamed Iran for an attack on an ADNOC-linked vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran doubled down that the waterway “will remain Iranian,” keeping shipping risk high and raising the odds of more fuel-price pressure for importers like Kenya. Shipping Routes: Iran and Oman agreed on designated Strait of Hormuz shipping routes, but a broader deal still hinges on conditions involving the US. Port & Trade Policy: Nigeria’s Tinubu signed the NPERA Bill to give the Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency stronger, clearer economic regulation powers—aimed at ending tariff confusion at port gates. Logistics Infrastructure: Pakistan’s Pak Datacom shifted satellite connectivity for major bank networks to Yahsat, raising security concerns for government-linked accounts. Cold-Chain & Storage: Food Processors Fiji commissioned a $635,000 processing centre with blast and cold storage in Dreketi to cut spoilage and support local produce supply. Digital & Compliance: Oman Tax Authority approved Advintek’s Al Faisal as an Authorized Service Provider for Fawtara e-invoicing compliance starting in 2027. Energy & Supply Chains: Low Rhine water levels are forcing freight off waterways, pushing more cargo onto road and rail.
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