AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMali–Morocco Business Push: Morocco’s CGEM and Mali’s CNPM/CCIM relaunch the Morocco-Mali Business Council after a Bamako forum, with deals and a plan to boost investment in agrifood, mining, telecoms, banking, infrastructure and renewables. Skills for Industry: King Mohammed VI orders handover of the Mohammed VI Vocational Training Complex in Bamako (construction/public works plus hospitality, tourism and foodservice), targeting nearly 1,000 trainees a year. Mining Outlook: Reuters reports Mali’s industrial gold output is forecast to stay under 60 tons annually through 2029 as reforms and disputes continue to rattle investors. Gold & Jobs Agenda: Africa Mining Week 2026 will host a panel on expanding Africa’s gold output, featuring Mali’s Chamber of Mines president and focus on formalizing artisanal mining. Security Tech in the North: Open-source reporting says Shahed-type kamikaze drones were geolocated in Mali strikes, pointing to expanding drone support. Trade & Connectivity: Etihad and Air Peace sign an interline agreement that adds seamless single-ticket links including Bamako, supporting regional passenger and logistics flows. Food Security Pressure: FAO/WFP flag Mali among the world’s hunger hotspots where conflict, climate shocks and economic collapse are driving extreme food insecurity.
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