AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHuman Rights in West Africa: Dr. Jim Chimezie Okolo has been confirmed as West Africa regional director for Inter-Governmental Affairs at the International Human Rights Protection Service (IHRPS), pledging stronger human rights, justice, peace and good governance across the region. Digital Economy for Burundi: CEPI and the Free Tech Institute discussed how Burundi and Cameroon can unlock tech growth by fixing digital infrastructure gaps, improving access to financing, and strengthening policy frameworks. EAC Trade Push: Eight countries will take part in the 21st EAC Trade Fair in Mwanza (Aug 28–Sep 6), with Burundi among the exhibitors expected to reach new markets under the theme “Peace and Security as a Catalyst for Trade and Investment.” Refugees and Funding Pressure: Uganda’s relief minister urged refugees to consider voluntary return to their home countries as humanitarian funding declines; 17,458 Burundians have registered for return. Regional Security Talks: Ethiopia is participating in the 36th EASF Policy Organs meeting in Kampala, focusing on Eastern Africa security priorities and force readiness. Burundi Youth and Peace: Burundi is hosting the 20-year African Youth Charter dialogue on turning youth promises into real power through laws, budgets and participation.
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