Middle East & Africa

The Government of Equatorial Guinea has initiated a rigorous evaluation process for the dossiers of candidates aspiring to the position of general director of autonomous entities and state‑owned enterprises. This review, overseen by the Ministry of Public Function and the relevant supervisory agencies, seeks to ensure that only qualified professionals with demonstrated experience in governance,

The Government of Equatorial Guinea and Afreximbank, the African trade‑finance institution headquartered in Cairo, have confirmed that they are continuing discussions aimed at finalising a mutually beneficial financing and cooperation agreement. The dialogue, which began earlier this year, focuses on leveraging Afreximbank’s expertise and financial resources to support Guinea’s economic diversification, infrastructure development, and private‑sector

The Government of Equatorial Guinea has announced that it will initiate a comprehensive review of the current legislation governing airport fees, with the objective of curbing excessive charges that burden airlines and, ultimately, passengers. The decision follows a series of complaints from carrier operators about a fee structure perceived as opaque and disproportionately high, which

The Spanish oil and gas company ENI has publicly indicated its willingness to explore investment opportunities within Block EG-27, an offshore hydrocarbon concession located off the coast of Equatorial Guinea. In recent statements, ENI representatives highlighted the block’s promising geological characteristics, existing infrastructure, and the favorable fiscal regime that the Guinean government has instituted for