AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCustoms Crackdown in French Guiana: Minister David Amiel says the first phase of “Customs Plan 2030” starts in 2027, with 15 more posts at the Grand Port Maritime de la Guyane, a leased Beechcraft for high-seas monitoring, and a high-capacity mobile scanner to boost container checks as France targets drug trafficking, counterfeits, and illegal gold mining. Health Alert: UK travel guidance flags French Guiana among malaria-risk destinations, urging precautions as imported cases remain a concern. Air Links for the Region: Air France launches a new Pointe-à-Pitre–Panama City nonstop route from 11 December 2026, timed to connect with flights from Cayenne and Fort-de-France, with free Wi‑Fi on board. Indigenous Rights Spotlight: The Baku Initiative Group marks International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples by reaffirming support for self-determination, naming Indigenous communities in French Guiana alongside Kanak, Māʻohi, and Kalinago groups. Regional Crime Route Watch: Venezuelan authorities allege Suriname is a transit point in a cocaine corridor to Europe via Guyana, highlighting northern South America’s role in trafficking networks.
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