AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLivestock Risks: FAO and IGAD warn that El Niño-driven rainfall raises Rift Valley fever risk in northern Madagascar, putting livestock health and disease monitoring in focus. Market Access: Malagasy herders are among producers seeking buyers at China’s import expo, where dedicated support and buyer connections aim to ease access to international markets. Industrial Investment: Madagascar is pursuing partnerships with Qatar to expand electricity supply, attract investment and technology, and build industrial capacity. Agriculture: Madagascar and Russia signed a cooperation memorandum, while export demand for prized voatsiperifery pepper highlights the need for sustainable harvesting as forest loss threatens supply. Digital Access: A reported reform effort could connect 1.13 million more people in Madagascar, potentially broadening access to services and economic opportunities.
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