AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Finances: Djibouti has cut its 2026 budget by 2.2% to 168.48 billion francs after revenue through May fell 12.88 billion francs short of plan, while spending exceeded its planned pace. Trade and Industry: A new ECA study says AfCFTA could help Djibouti diversify beyond ports and logistics, build industry and join regional value chains. Port Services: Djibouti-based Red Sea Bunkering has resumed supplying very-low-sulphur fuel oil at the country’s ports and Inner Anchorage, adding a bunker barge to support operations. Regional Trade: Ethiopia’s continued reliance on Djibouti’s port remains central to the region’s commerce: experts say container delays are adding pressure on Ethiopian businesses, even as Addis Ababa renews its push for direct sea access.
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