AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Access: GSMA says reforms to make smartphones more affordable, extend rural networks and boost digital services could connect 1.13 million more people in Madagascar and add MGA 4.1 trillion to GDP by 2031. Wildlife Research: A study measuring 121 Malagasy flying fox specimens found modern bats have smaller skulls than historical specimens; researchers suspect selective hunting of larger bats. Marine Science: Madagascar’s Institute has added a high-speed vessel for coral reef research, strengthening capacity to study the country’s coastal ecosystems. Research and Education: Madagascar and Russia agreed to recognise each other’s diplomas, while discussing joint work in agricultural research, including plant breeding and seed trials. Industrial Technology: Madagascar is exploring partnerships with Qatar to expand electricity supply and attract energy investment and technology transfer to support industrial growth.
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