AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGreen Ammonia Push Under Fire: The Sahrawi Association for monitoring natural resources says the U.S. Trade and Development Agency’s $5.7m funding for ORNX’s green ammonia feasibility work in occupied El Aaiun is a dangerous escalation that sidesteps UN decolonization rules. Water & Desalination Build-Out: Laayoune province launched over 1bn dirhams in water projects, including major desalination intake works and new pipelines, aiming to expand drinking-water supply. Regional Water Security Talks: Libya and Algeria agreed a roadmap to cooperate on irrigation and water resources, including joint technical teams and training. U.S.-Morocco Energy Diplomacy: Multiple reports frame Washington’s first federal backing for a Western Sahara green ammonia plan as a milestone in U.S.-Morocco economic engagement after U.S. recognition. Transport & Logistics Branding: Morocco’s naming of the Tiznit–Dakhla expressway as the “President Donald J. Trump Highway” spotlights a $1bn corridor linking Atlantic trade routes through Laayoune and into disputed areas. Humanitarian Pressure at Ceuta: Thousands of migrants surged into Spain’s Ceuta from Morocco, overwhelming reception capacity and prompting calls for Madrid to act. Agriculture Risk Watch: A locust swarm incident on a Western Sahara highway underlines the threat of desert locust outbreaks to crops and grazing.
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