AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLife Sciences: The 2026 UNESCO-Equatorial Guinea International Prize went to neuroscientist Nancy Ip for Alzheimer’s research, including blood-based early-detection tests; Moroccan researcher Adnane Remmal for work on antibiotic resistance; and Spain’s Carlos Martín Montañés for tuberculosis-vaccine research. The awards were presented in Paris on November 6. Offshore Engineering: Chevron has hired EnerMech to prepare a 19-kilometre flowline linking the Aseng gas field to existing offshore infrastructure. The work includes engineering and pre-commissioning to ready the pipeline for operation and support development of Equatorial Guinea’s gas sector.
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