AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMayotte Migration Clampdown: France’s Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu says Mayotte’s maritime access will face tighter control, with a bonus-malus system on development aid for Comoros and other origin countries, tied to anti-trafficking, consular “safe conducts,” accepted returns, and network dismantling—while humanitarian aid for affected populations stays protected. Reconstruction Pressure in Mayotte: Lecornu also warned reconstruction after Cyclone Chido is moving too slowly, noting only 12% of 2026-allocated funds have been spent, even as schools, a second hospital, a new airport, a second prison, and a desalination plant remain on the plan. US Port Security Watch: The US Coast Guard keeps 22 countries on its port security advisory list, including Comoros, after finding ports are not maintaining effective anti-terror measures; Nigeria was removed after improvements. Regional Data Governance: UNESCO and Smart Africa convened Southern African regulators, including Comoros, to harmonise data governance frameworks and build capacity for cross-border digital policy and AI readiness.
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