AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy & Critical Minerals Investment: USTDA says it will expand support for Morocco-linked projects in energy, critical minerals, digital infrastructure and transport, including work on LNG infrastructure and a September US visit by a Moroccan delegation. Trade & Ports in the Sahara Orbit: A new look at Western Sahara’s Atlantic development argues Dakhla and Laayoune are being treated as growth poles, with the Dakhla Atlantic Port and related fisheries, blue economy, tourism, renewables and desalination framed as trade-route builders. Diplomacy Shifts in Latin America: Coverage highlights Morocco’s growing momentum in the region, citing Colombia’s move to freeze ties with the SADR and recognize Moroccan sovereignty, alongside similar reversals across several countries. Cartography & Telecom Dispute: POLISARIO in Spain denounced Orange for an AP-7 billboard map depicting Western Sahara as part of Morocco, calling it a violation of international law and EU rulings. Border Politics & Ceuta/Melilla: Commentary revisits how Spain and Morocco dispute Ceuta and Melilla, with the latest migration crisis again pulling territorial questions into the spotlight. Power Supply Risk: Tunisia’s STEG warned of rolling power cuts late Monday, underscoring ongoing grid balancing pressures.
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