AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation Leadership: Azerbaijan Airlines has appointed Mario Chaves as CEO of its passenger airline, with a background that includes acting CEO of Cabo Verde Airlines—signaling a push for expansion and improved customer experience. Identity & Digital Services: Liberia is planning to link its national ID with civil registration and vital statistics under a proposed $54m partnership, noting Cabo Verde’s similar integration as a reference point for near-universal coverage. Maritime & Energy Innovation: Silent Yachts says its solar-powered Silent 62 transatlantic crossing used under 1,500 gallons of fuel, highlighting efficiency gains from more solar panels and data-driven software improvements. Air Quality & Public Health: A new Africa Air Quality Brief reports that Senegal and Cabo Verde were among the most affected by Saharan dust in 2025, with many West African areas exceeding WHO daily PM2.5 limits for large parts of the year. Tourism & Transport Demand: Data on Atlanta’s hotel occupancy shows World Cup hosting coincided with year-on-year declines, pointing to how geopolitical and travel-cost pressures can hit hospitality. Governance & Heritage: President José Maria Neves backs a technical and museological dialogue on including Tarrafal prisoners’ memory in the Resistance Museum’s program, routing the review through culture bodies and UNESCO-linked experts.
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