AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGuinea Opposition in Mourning: Former Guinean Prime Minister and leading opposition figure Sidya Touré died in Paris at 81 after treatment in Abidjan, where he had lived in exile since the 2021 coup. His family says burial will be in Ivory Coast, with his body expected to arrive in Abidjan soon—his party citing it as “inconceivable” to bury him in Guinea amid past “humiliations.” Government Tributes: Guinea’s government also announced his death and sent condolences, while political leaders across the spectrum paid tribute to his reform-era tenure and opposition role. Regional Governance Watch: ECOWAS Parliament urged stronger climate-policy implementation, financing, and political will, warning that the region’s strategies are not translating into measurable action—linking climate impacts to displacement and insecurity. West Africa Economic Agenda: ECOWAS Investment Forum 2027 preparations were launched in Lomé, with a focus on energy transition, SME financing, climate initiatives, and green industrialization.
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