AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCabo Verde in Regional Diplomacy: Acting President Janira Hopffer Almada told the African Bar Association conference in Sal that Africa needs more than hope—strong institutions, ethical leadership, and continental cooperation to secure stability, human security, and resilient, inclusive economies. US Immigration Rules Touch Cabo Verdeans: The US State Department’s Exchange Visitor Skills List includes Cabo Verde, meaning some exchange participants may face a two-year return-home requirement before certain US immigration benefits. Travel & Entry Updates for Cabo Verde: Visa-on-arrival access has been removed for citizens of 96 countries, including India, from Jan 1—part of a wider shift toward pre-approved e-visa or ETA systems across multiple destinations. Health & Traditional Medicine: WHO calls for more research into traditional medicine as Cabo Verde and other countries commit to building national research centres and platforms. Culture & Community Links: US House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries visited Rhode Island’s Cabo Verdean community, highlighting growing ties between the diaspora and Cabo Verde. Sports Culture: CAF invited FIFA President Gianni Infantino to a Cape Verde strategy conference (Oct 7–8), with a post-World Cup review led by Arsène Wenger for African national team coaches on Oct 9.
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