AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoOil Investment: South Sudan’s three joint operating companies will meet international suppliers and financiers at the Nov. 24–25 Oil & Power conference in Juba. The country aims to lift crude output from about 170,000 to 230,000 barrels a day, requiring investment in fields and equipment. Small Businesses: A Juba training programme is helping women, young people and former child soldiers build skills to manage and grow small enterprises. Digital Finance: The Bank of South Sudan and the National Communications Authority have agreed to strengthen digital financial infrastructure and cybersecurity. Trade and Markets: A planned cargo-scanning upgrade at Nimule aims to support border trade, while Juba County is moving to formalise six market areas. Public Revenue: South Sudan has joined Cairo talks on revenue in fragile states, as the Revenue Authority reminds taxpayers of filing deadlines.
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