AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPorts and Investment: Transport Minister Ebrima Sillah told lawmakers the government and Gambia Ports Authority hold a 20% stake in the Port of Banjul concession, which requires the investor to put in US$19 million over six years. The government and GPA are also due 4% of gross port revenue annually. Energy Accountability: EFSCRJ NAWEC Watch is demanding publication of the electricity supply agreement, including its procurement process, costs and commitments. Tourism: A Gambian delegation in Ghana is seeking stronger cooperation on promotion, training and visitor exchange, as TUI plans a second weekly Birmingham–Banjul flight for winter 2027 amid rising demand. Agriculture and Trade: New national standards for maize, horticulture, cashew and poultry aim to improve food safety and help Gambian products reach regional and international markets. Banking: GTCO’s Gambian subsidiary recorded ₦19.13 billion in profit after tax in the first nine months of 2026. Public Finance: Lawmakers approved D48.599 billion in 2027 spending, including D16.147 billion for debt servicing.
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