AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUS-Morocco Deal in Laayoune: The Laayoune governor says US recognition of Moroccan sovereignty is now turning into real economic cooperation, citing a US Trade and Development Agency grant for a private investment project. Highway Diplomacy: Morocco named a new highway in occupied Western Sahara after Donald Trump, and the US president publicly thanked King Mohammed VI—another sign of how infrastructure is being used to cement political ties. Sahrawi Natural Resources at the Center: Sahrawi and international experts reaffirmed permanent sovereignty over phosphate and other resources, warning that global competition is tied to strategic minerals and food-security supply chains. Hunger Strike Alarm: The Basque Parliament and Sahrawi rights groups demand urgent action to protect the life of Sahrawi political prisoner Ennaâma Asfari, while separate statements warn Naama Asfari’s health is deteriorating after a long hunger strike. Culture & Ethics Clash: Coverage around Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey keeps circling back to Western Sahara filming near Dakhla, raising ethical questions about shooting on disputed land. Human Rights Solidarity: World Day honoring Aminatou Haidar was commemorated in Mexico with lectures and calls to denounce alleged abuses under occupation.
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