AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDigital Logistics Overhaul: Ethiopia is rolling out integrated digital logistics portals via ESL and the Ethio-Djibouti Railway to streamline booking, cargo tracking, payments and documentation through self-service web and mobile tools. Road Safety & Asset Disposal: Ghana’s GPRTU is pushing back on rules allowing authorities to auction broken-down vehicles after 21 days, arguing owners should be able to reclaim vehicles after towing and storage fees. Shipping Policy Coordination: Greece, Cyprus, Malta and Italy signed a common declaration to strengthen their joint voice in shipping negotiations, focusing on competitiveness and decarbonisation with realistic IMO/EU measures. Cold Chain & 24-Hour Economy: Ghana is betting on a 24-hour economy model for horticulture, linking greenhouses to cold storage, logistics and the Tamale Air Cargo Hub to boost exports. Trade & Logistics Diplomacy: Jordan and Russia wrapped their 7th commission, agreeing to expand cooperation across transport and logistics alongside trade and investment. Middle East Shipping Risk: Oil and shipping routes face fresh pressure as Houthi advances and strikes threaten Saudi pipeline operations and raise fears for Red Sea and Hormuz-linked transit. Business Infrastructure Delivery: South Africa’s Sidssa 2026 urged turning infrastructure demand into bankable projects, stressing transport/logistics and municipal services as competitiveness drivers. App Update: Logistics Business Media relaunched its Logistics Business app, syncing saved content and podcasts across devices.
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