AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUrban Transit & Housing: Penang, Malaysia says the draft master plan for the Sungai Nibong Transit-Oriented Development will be finalised in October, with implementation expected to take 10–15 years and likely mix public delivery with PPP financing. Public Transport Pricing: The Philippines’ LTFRB has started deliberations on pending fare-hike petitions for jeepneys, buses, UV express, taxis and motorcycle taxis, after cost pressures tied to oil prices. Freight & Trade Flows: EU inland waterway freight fell 3% in 2025 to 118.0bn tonne-km, with Germany and the Netherlands driving most volumes. Logistics Infrastructure Investment: Malaysia reported 2025 trade up 6.3% to RM3.1tn, supported by export growth and higher imports of E&E and aircraft equipment. Port Decarbonisation: Valenciaport (Spain) approved a €15.6m tender for a new substation to double power capacity as part of its Net Zero push. Cross-Border Goods: Indo-China border trade via Shipki La in Himachal Pradesh resumes Aug 1 after a six-year gap, running to Nov 30 with approved commodity lists and vehicle-to-animal transport.
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