AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGreen Ammonia Deal: KBR was picked by ORNX Green Hydrogen to run Pre-FEED for a world-scale, low-cost ammonia project in Laâyoune, targeting ~560,000 tonnes a year and ~900 MW of electrolyser capacity, with USTDA backing—an export-oriented bet on Morocco’s hydrogen push. Diplomatic Pivot: Colombia reversed course on Western Sahara, recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty and withdrawing ties with the Polisario-backed Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, opening the door to deeper trade and investment talks with Rabat. Occupied Western Sahara Energy Buildout: Morocco’s Nareva says the Aftissat wind complex in occupied Western Sahara is expanding, with Aftissat 3 and 4 added to the operating phases, lifting combined capacity to 550 MW. Ceuta Shockwaves for Business & Policy: The Ceuta migrant crisis is spilling into politics and EU border planning, with Spain and Morocco facing pressure over capacity, legal process, and cross-border coordination—raising uncertainty for regional mobility and trade flows. Sahrawi Political-Economic Narrative: A Summer University for Sahrawi state and Polisario executives focused on the situation on the ground, human rights, and the economic repercussions of Morocco’s occupation.
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