AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFinancial Markets: Cabo Verde rose six places to 13th in the 2026 Africa Financial Markets Index, supported by stronger foreign-exchange reserves and new sustainable-finance initiatives. Thin trading remains a challenge across Africa. Aviation: State-owned CVsky has secured an ATR72-600 under a 12-year lease with Singapore-based Avation, backed by a government guarantee of up to $3.7 million. The aircraft is expected in Cabo Verde by the end of October; a second is planned for 2027. Tourism Skills: In talks in Luxembourg, Cabo Verde’s foreign minister said a hospitality school backed by Luxembourg helped prepare workers for tourism growth. Both governments stressed building local skills and capacity. Cruise Tourism: African ports are working to draw more passenger spending into local excursions and services—a strategy with potential for Cabo Verde’s island destinations.
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