AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours ago2027 Budget: The government plans 680 billion FCFA in public investment, including 327.7 billion from domestic resources. The draft budget, awaiting Parliament’s approval, forecasts 6.9% growth and lower public debt, but says external financing depends on reaching an IMF programme. Regional Ties: Congo and Mozambique signed 11 cooperation agreements in Brazzaville, covering areas including hydrocarbons and fisheries, reviving a partnership that had seen little practical activity for decades. Financial Oversight: Congo’s money-transfer regulator says operators must register and report transactions monthly under the 2026 finance law, with fines of up to 20 million FCFA for violations. Credit Outlook: Moody’s has placed Congo among eight sub-Saharan African countries with a positive outlook, citing reforms and stronger commodity prices, while warning that debt-servicing costs and limited revenues remain risks.
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