AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoProduce Trade: Morocco was Spain’s leading fresh fruit and vegetable supplier by value in January–July, with shipments worth €982 million. Andalusia accused Madrid of failing to protect farmers amid competition from imports, including tomatoes from Western Sahara. Green Energy: A model estimates that curtailed power from Western Sahara’s Aftissat wind farm could produce about 510 tonnes of green hydrogen a year at €2.87 per kilogram; the proposal still needs real-world testing. Tourism: Ireland’s advertising watchdog preliminarily found Ryanair’s promotion of Dakhla as a Moroccan destination could mislead travelers and recommended the ad not run in its current form; a final decision is pending. Business Rules: Morocco’s head of government pledged stronger action against market collusion and said companies winning public contracts would have to allocate 30% of contract value to Moroccan small and medium-sized businesses.
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