AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTextile & Packaging Industry: In Antananarivo, Enduma’s looms run round the clock, turning plastic pellets into Madagascar’s ubiquitous gony bags (like the “Miaka-bokatra”), supplying agri-food, mining and other industrial demand while peaking during harvest seasons. Labour & Corporate Risk: At MSA Andakana, workers asked a court-appointed official whether they’ll still be paid after Sodiat group owner Mamy Ravatomanga was arrested abroad and assets were frozen; the court-appointed manager outlined pay, possible technical unemployment, and benefits depending on available funds. Health Systems Policy: Abu Dhabi’s Future Health convened ministers and global leaders at UNGA 81, pushing for prevention-focused health systems built on population risk data, prevention financing, delivery capacity, and inclusive service delivery. Ocean & Climate Monitoring: The OceanEye International Alliance launched at UN headquarters with major pledges (including Canada’s C$82m and EU support) to strengthen global ocean observing for weather, climate, maritime safety and coastal resilience. Energy & Infrastructure Design: Réunion’s new airport arrivals terminal avoids air conditioning, using natural ventilation and large ceiling fans to cut emissions—an engineering lesson relevant to island infrastructure planning. Governance & Youth Unrest: Madagascar’s Gen Z activists marked a year since the military takeover, saying promised reforms stalled and crackdowns returned.
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