Cabo Verde: Latest news in Cabo Verde, October 5th, 2026
05-10-2026
Diplomacy & International Affairs
AOSIS Presidency: Cabo Verde has been designated to chair the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) for the 2027–2028 mandate. The administration confirmed its agenda will focus on strengthening climate resilience,Cabo Verde: Key developments and headlines for October 5th, 2026:
Renewable Energy Transition: The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Energy announced progress on the expansion of wind and solar installations on Santiago and São Vicente, keeping the country on track toward its national target of exceeding 50% renewable electricity integration by 2030.
Maritime Connectivity and Inter-Island Transport: Maritime authorities and domestic ferry operators confirmed schedule updates and capacity improvements connecting Praia, Mindelo, and Sal, aimed at smoothing domestic logistics and handling growing tourist transit between islands.
Blue Economy and Sustainable Fisheries: Local maritime agencies in Mindelo launched a new training cycle for artisanal fishing communities, focusing on sustainable catch practices, cold-chain storage modernization, and marine resource protection in national waters.
Tourism and Infrastructure: Regional authorities reported steady seasonal flight arrivals across Sal and Boa Vista international airports, with municipal teams in Praia and Santa Maria rolling out upgraded public sanitation and beachfront infrastructure projects ahead of the peak winter travel season.