AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWestern Sahara Diplomacy: A new analysis argues Algeria hasn’t changed its objective on the Moroccan Sahara, only redeployed its diplomatic and financial effort toward the Sahel and West Africa—aiming to influence the routes that connect the landlocked region to global markets. Franco-Moroccan Deal: Morocco and France are finalising a new “friendship treaty” to replace the 1955 La Celle-Saint-Cloud accord, framing it as a more equal, long-term strategic partnership. Construction & Materials: Heidelberg Materials says it increased cement output in occupied Western Sahara to nearly 600,000 tonnes in 2025 and continues supplying major port and infrastructure projects, including El Aaiún and Dakhla Atlantique. Corporate Scrutiny in Europe: Catalan trade unions and civil groups urge AZURA Group to respect European court rulings, stop marketing Dakhla as Moroccan, and ensure accurate origin labels for exports. Security & Shipping Politics: US Senator Ted Cruz pushes for the Polisario to be designated a terrorist group, warning of Iran-linked maritime risks near the Strait of Gibraltar. Trade/Logistics Context: Separate coverage highlights Morocco’s expanding Atlantic-Gulf logistics and investment ties, including Gulf consulates in Laayoune and Dakhla.
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