AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaritime Safety & Cooperation: MSARC-backed SAR training in Mahajanga, Madagascar, brought together 25 maritime professionals from eight countries including Comoros for joint sea drills and coordination skills. Jobs, Migration & Rights: A new Comoros jobs law reserving some work for Comorians by birth is raising fears among Malagasy residents—especially women—about losing livelihoods and pushing people into deeper precarity. Water Crisis in Moroni: Residents in Comoros’ capital report worsening daily water shortages, relying on informal sellers, long queues, and costly deliveries as the ageing supply network fails. Climate & Fisheries: A World Bank study warns Comoros’ small-scale fisheries are highly vulnerable to climate change, with coastal erosion and coral bleaching threatening livelihoods and food security. Super Falcons Olympic Qualifier Build-Up: Nigeria’s Super Falcons camp is swelling ahead of the two-legged 2028 qualifiers vs Comoros (Oct 9 and 13), with 28 players called up and overseas stars arriving to sharpen preparations. Religion & Access: A new report says over 500 million Christians worldwide face severe Bible access restrictions, with Comoros listed among “extreme restrictions.” Diplomacy: UAE’s UN General Assembly delegation, including meetings with Comoros President Azali Assoumani, wrapped up its high-level engagements.
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