AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoResources & Infrastructure: A Sahrawi report says phosphate, fisheries, water-intensive farming, renewable projects and the planned Dakhla Atlantic Port are helping entrench Moroccan control, while Sahrawis are marginalised. Tourism & Aviation: Polisario has launched legal action in Spain to revoke Ryanair’s authorisation for flights to Dakhla, arguing the routes lack legal basis without Sahrawi consent. Investment: French business representatives heard pitches for opportunities in Dakhla-Oued Eddahab, including renewable energy, green hydrogen, logistics and marine industries. Energy: A new study of renewable projects, including one in Western Sahara, warns that communities can be excluded from benefits and face social and environmental harms. Local Prices: September consumer prices rose 2.8% in Laayoune and 0.8% in Dakhla, among the sharpest and more modest increases recorded across Morocco, respectively.
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