Gomez Agou
@gomezagou
advising nations and people to achieve their potential
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08-11-2019 03:10:00
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Canada in Gabon: Thank you Gomez Agou, #IMF resident representative for a comprehensive exchange with HC Lorraine Anderson 🇨🇦 on IMF’s programme and potential for 🇨🇦🇬🇦 economic engagement. Ministère des Affaires Étrangères Canada Trade IMF Africa Trade Commissioner Service #Gabon
Across Africa, the most fragile states suffer more from climate-related shocks than others globally, even though they contribute the least to climate change. Jihad Azour (IMF Middle East & North Africa), and I make the case for more international support in our blog: imf.org/en/Blogs/Artic…
Great session today at the UN Common House in Libreville with the #IMF Resident Representative in #Gabon. Gomez Agou briefed our United Nations Country Team on the economy & financial situation of the country. We discussed opportunities, constraints and joint support 🇬🇦 IMF ONU Gabon
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What does sovereignty mean in today’s interconnected world? 🌍 Insights from a recent Harvard CID seminar led by Gomez Agou show why sovereignty isn’t about isolation—but about expanding choice, agency, and equitable global engagement. Read more: bit.ly/4rCa16R
A solar farm financed once is a deal; a standardized energy platform that blends domestic pension debt, development bank guarantees, and global equity participation across multiple projects is architecture. Africa needs the latter, argues Gomez Agou. bit.ly/4sAAcuU
Africa's financing gaps do not reflect a lack of capital so much as a lack of coordination, explains Gomez Agou. bit.ly/4sAAcuU
Africa’s growth potential is constrained not by a shortage of capital or weak investor appetite, but by the absence of the financial architecture needed to direct domestic savings where they are needed most, writes Gomez Agou. bit.ly/4tjD9B8