AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFuel and Public Finances: The ruling Congolese Party of Labour has pressed the government over persistent fuel shortages, citing refinery problems, tight crude supplies and the high cost of imports. Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso also addressed public debt and the prospect of a new IMF arrangement. Industrial Policy: Congo and Italy are exploring cooperation on special economic zones, value chains and workforce training at a seminar in Brazzaville. University Pay Dispute: Unions at Marien Ngouabi University gave the government 72 hours to address seven months of unpaid salaries and other arrears, warning that a strike could follow. Government Accountability: A party in the presidential majority has proposed tracking the government’s performance against its 2026–2031 programme, with a planned observatory and policy scorecard.
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