AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPower Investment: Chad’s Gassi and Lamadji solar projects in N’Djamena have reached financial close, unlocking €37.9 million in financing. They will add 30 megawatts of solar power and battery storage under 20-year agreements with the national utility, helping ease electricity constraints for businesses and households. Regional Trade: Improved security has revived truck traffic along the Nigeria–Cameroon corridor, with millet shipments moving toward N’Djamena. Reopened customs routes are restoring revenue and strengthening a key supply line, though drivers still avoid night travel. Egypt–Chad Cooperation: Egypt and Chad signed a pharmaceutical cooperation agreement covering medicines and medical supplies. The countries are also planning a highway link through Libya. Darfur Supply Costs: Rising food prices in Sudan’s West Darfur are raising concern for trade with Chad: millet prices doubled, while a thousand Chadian francs rose from about SDG35,000 to SDG46,000 in a month, making imports costlier.
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