AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Finances: Djibouti cut its 2026 budget by 2.2% to 168.48 billion francs after revenue in the first five months fell 12.88 billion francs short of plan, tightening the outlook for public spending. Industrialisation: The UN Economic Commission for Africa and Djibouti’s industry ministry launched a study on using the AfCFTA to expand production, diversify beyond transport and logistics, and build regional value chains. Trade Corridors: Ethiopia sent 96.7% of its maritime cargo through Djibouti in 2025/26, despite pursuing alternative routes; its renewed push for sovereign sea access highlights both Djibouti’s importance to regional trade and Ethiopia’s dependence on the port. Regional Connectivity: South Sudan is seeking a consultant for engineering and trade-facilitation work on a 280-kilometre road forming part of the South Sudan–Ethiopia–Djibouti transport corridor, backed by African Development Fund financing.
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