AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMaritime Security & Trade Disruption: Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis declared an immediate maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia, framing it as “siege for siege” after alleged Saudi restrictions on Yemeni ports and airports and last week’s Abha airport strikes; the move raises fresh risks for regional shipping as Bab el-Mandeb could be pulled into the wider US-Iran confrontation. Energy Markets: Oil prices stayed volatile as investors weighed US-Iran escalation and ceasefire hopes; Brent pushed above $90 before easing, while analysts warned that any Red Sea disruption could tighten supplies and lift costs. Renewables & Industry: Trina Solar signed an MoU with Al-Raebi Trading to explore a 1.5GW solar project pipeline in Yemen (2026-2029), aiming to support utility-scale and commercial clean power. Standards & Food Processing: Yemen’s Standards Authority teams visited Dhamar dairy factories to inspect production, packaging, storage, and health compliance, collecting samples for lab testing. Agriculture & Rural Livelihoods: Sana’a’s Western Sector Cooperative Agricultural Society launched a project to distribute and plant 6,000 Manuka seedlings to boost beekeeping and honey production. Water & Public Health: A report warned that years of war and governance failure have left millions in Yemen without clean water and adequate sanitation, worsening preventable health crises.
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