AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLDC Graduation: A review of countries that have graduated from least-developed status finds trade impacts depend on reliance on preferential market access and the strength of domestic finances. Resource exports can soften the shock, but do not replace the need to diversify. Electricity Access: Cabo Verde ranked seventh in Africa, with 98.4% of its population connected to electricity, according to 2026 rankings. Investment Climate: Cabo Verde placed 42nd globally in the 2026 economic freedom ranking, while ECOWAS says its national investment report is still in process. Regional reports cite digital investor services and modernised investment rules as strengths, but flag infrastructure gaps and foreign-exchange volatility.
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