AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism: TUI will add a second weekly Birmingham–Banjul flight for winter 2027, citing rising demand and giving UK travellers more options to visit The Gambia. Digital Economy: The country has adopted Ghanaian digital identity technology through a partnership with Margins ID Group, aiming to link identity systems and consolidate data. Infrastructure: President Barrow inaugurated the D1.9 billion Kabada road network, connecting 29 communities to the Trans-Gambia corridor and improving routes for farmers and traders. A new 14-kilometre road linking Demba Kunda, Numuyel, Manneh Kunda and Basse is also open. Trade: Gambian officials joined a regional workshop on port digitalisation, including electronic systems intended to cut shipping delays and ease trade. Agriculture: The Gambia Standards Bureau validated draft organic-fertilizer standards to support safer products and smallholder farmers. Mining: At an African geological surveys assembly in Banjul, officials urged countries to process more minerals locally and build regional value chains.
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