AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGuinea-Bissau Politics & Security: Guinea-Bissau’s transitional junta leader Gen. Horta N’Tam made his first foreign trip to Chad, attending the country’s 66th independence celebrations in N’Djamena—an apparent push to regain legitimacy and ease diplomatic isolation after the 2025 coup. Aviation & State Capacity: China Railway 11th Bureau says it has completed major works on Osvaldo Vieira International Airport in Bissau, including a new technical block and air traffic control tower, with handover planned for 2027 to improve flight coordination and safety. Regional Diplomacy: A Timor-Leste Council of Ministers meeting highlighted CPLP agenda items including “the situation in Guinea-Bissau,” alongside preparations for the next CPLP presidency. International Engagement: The U.S. appointed Ruth Anne Stevens-Klitz as Deputy Chief of Mission to Somalia; her prior posting included work at the U.S. embassy in Guinea-Bissau. Governance & Rights: The MFWA urged transitional and constitutional governments in West Africa—including Guinea—to end arbitrary arrests and prolonged pretrial detention of journalists and civil society actors.
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