AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLow-Altitude Aviation Policy: Malaysia’s CAAM opened public feedback (due Sept 2) on a national framework to grow its low-altitude economy, aiming to use drones, AAM, AI, autonomy and connectivity for logistics, agriculture, inspections and emergency response. Maritime Security & Trade Lanes: Iran and Oman are nearing an arrangement to jointly manage Strait of Hormuz routes, with reports of corridor rules and service fees—while US-Iran talks remain unclear, keeping shipping risk premiums elevated. Port & Supply Chain Disruption: Transnet’s Durban port expansion plans drew community pushback over dredging and rising truck traffic; in Russia, a drone strike triggered a fire at a Wildberries logistics hub, disrupting deliveries. Water Stress Hitting Transport: Europe’s shrinking rivers are cutting hydropower and disrupting inland shipping and business activity, adding pressure to freight planning. Energy Storage for Logistics Power: Hoymiles expanded its Gulf solar-plus-storage partnership with Saudi distributor QSSUN, targeting Kuwait and the region, including microgrids and hybrid plants. Trade Infrastructure Investment: DP World will develop Kenya’s Mombasa Industrial Park SEZ near the port to boost regional logistics and manufacturing access. E-commerce Fulfilment Automation: Hacis launched a new Storage Control System for its e-commerce fulfilment centre, doubling outbound capacity and improving goods-to-person processing.
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