AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoColombia–Western Sahara Pivot: Colombia’s new government has withdrawn recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and now recognizes Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, freezing ties with the RASD and opening the door to renewed Morocco–Colombia cooperation. Green Ammonia Investment: U.S. engineering firm KBR was selected by ORNX Green Hydrogen to run the Pre-FEED for a world-scale, low-cost ammonia project in the Laayoune region, targeting about 560,000 tons a year using roughly 900 MW of electrolyser capacity, with USTDA support. Sahrawi Cause in Focus: Algerian academics at the Polisario/Sahrawi Summer University pushed arguments on using technology and media to counter disinformation, and highlighted Western Sahara’s natural resources and the legal case for self-determination. Ceuta Spillover to Business & Borders: The Ceuta migrant crisis continues to shape European politics and policy pressure, with calls for more support and renewed debate over how migration is managed at the EU’s southern edge. Regional Trade Pressure: Algeria–France goods trade fell about 23% over the past year, as import controls tighten, hitting sectors including food and automotive equipment. Energy Transition Watch: Morocco’s push for research and innovation strategy (2026–2035) underlines a wider push to link universities, investment, and industrial transformation.
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