AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIsrael-Morocco Normalization & Protests: Morocco’s Jerusalem ties upgrade to full embassies is moving ahead as opponents stage three days of demonstrations, while Rabat also pushes investment and double-tax deals with Israel. UN Western Sahara Process: US adviser Massad Boulos says Polisario is obstructing the UN-led political track and refusing to provide feedback on Morocco’s autonomy plan, as Algeria continues backing the front. Diplomacy at UNGA81: Morocco and Russia discussed cooperation and Western Sahara coordination; meanwhile Ahmed Attaf met US adviser Massad Boulos and other African counterparts, keeping talks on the Sahara file on the agenda. Tindouf Camps Under Pressure: UN refugee chief Barham Salih calls the Tindouf status quo “intolerable,” warning humanitarian needs are underfunded and displacement is undermining stability; separate reporting highlights allegations of aid diversion and fraud. Morocco Election With Economic Fallout: PAM won Morocco’s legislative vote (97 seats) as turnout fell to 38%, with youth discontent and coalition-building now shaping domestic economic priorities. Trade & Investment Signals: Peru will open a consulate in Dakhla with an economic/commercial role, while Bolivia plans a Rabat diplomatic mission and a Dakhla trade office tied to access to African markets. Defense Industry Push: Israeli defense firms are set to showcase systems at Morocco’s Marrakech Airshow, deepening military-industrial cooperation.
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