The Agence de Gestion et de CoopÃ©ration entre la GuinÃ©e-Bissau et le SÃ©nÃ©gal (AGC) is the joint commission established by Senegal and Guinea Bissau to manage their joint maritime zone. One of AGCâs tasks is to offer open exploration acreage blocks in the Joint Exploration Zone (JEZ).   Note about the Joint Exploration Zone (JEZ)  Senegal's former President Abdou Diouf and his Guinea-Bissau counterpart President Joao Bernardo Vieira signed an agreement on 12 June 1995 settling the maritime border dispute in southern Senegal and northern Guinea Bissau. A Joint Exploration Zone (JEZ) for hydrocarbons was established in the region, which encloses Senegalâs Dome Flore oil accumulation. The Agence de Gestion et de Cooperation (AGC) was set up in 1996 to administer the area. The resources split for fisheries is 50% Guinea-Bissau / 50% Senegal. The resources split for hydrocarbons is 15% Guinea-Bissau / 85% Senegal.  The licensing authority is the AGC. Interested parties should contact the address below.  Agence de Gestion et de CoopÃ©ration  122, Avenue AndrÃ© Peytavin  PoBox 11195 Dakar Peytavin, SÃ©nÃ©gal  TÃ©lÃ©phone : +221 33 849 1349  Fax : +221 33 821 8702  Email: info@agcsgb.org  Â   Contact person for petroleum rights  Mr. Boucar Faye  Email: boucar.faye@agc-sngb.org  Â     The available blocks as of April 2020 are listed in the table below.  No block is available.  There was no change from the previous list.
The Agence de Gestion et de CoopÃ©ration entre la GuinÃ©e-Bissau et le SÃ©nÃ©gal (AGC) is the joint commission established by Senegal and Guinea Bissau to manage their joint maritime zone. One of AGCâs tasks is to offer open exploration acreage blocks in the Joint Exploration Zone (JEZ).