AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAgriculture & Growth: Angola’s agriculture sector is estimated at about 20% of GDP, while oil still drives over 90% of exports, as the economy grew 5.32% in Q1 2026—showing diversification progress but continued dependence on crude. Diamond Market Management: Endiama says Angola will cut rough diamond supply in small sizes for the next three months to avoid flooding the market and protect prices, with Catoca and Luele expected to reduce availability. Energy Investment Outlook: The African Energy Chamber is set to spotlight Africa’s energy opportunities for Israeli stakeholders, pointing to a new upstream oil and gas investment cycle and a major power-access gap across the continent. Tech & Infrastructure Services: Smart Hands Africa was appointed an authorised Supermicro Services Partner, expanding installation, maintenance, and break-fix support across multiple African territories including Angola. Trade & Regional Integration: Swakopmund’s AfCFTA push highlights how cities, logistics, and industrial links can unlock intra-African trade—relevant for Angola’s export and supply-chain planning. Angola–Oman Ties: Angola and Oman reaffirm cooperation in political-diplomatic, energy, and investment areas after a Luanda meeting with Oman’s special envoy.
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