AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCeuta-Migration Shock: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez said there’s no intelligence showing Moroccan involvement in the July 30-31 surge of over 70,000 migrants into Ceuta, while thousands remain in the enclave amid shelter and sanitation strain. EU Trade & Origin Rules: Germany backed the renewed EU-Morocco trade framework that keeps tariff preferences for Western Sahara-origin goods, saying it registered no reservations and that origin labeling and monitoring are in place. Sahara Cartography Row: Polisario in Spain pushed Orange to withdraw a billboard map depicting Western Sahara as Moroccan territory; the firm says it will remove the ad. Water & Infrastructure: Russia’s Rosgeologia began underground water search in Libya’s Sahara, highlighting regional water stress and aquifer-sharing efforts. AU Diplomacy: Polisario leader Brahim Ghali attended the AU’s 21st extraordinary summit in Luanda on conflict prevention and resolution, while Nouakchott reportedly stalled Polisario’s bid for a permanent presence. Local Economy: Laayoune coastal and artisanal fishing landings rose 56% in the first seven months of 2026, with value up 21%. Cyber & Business Risk: Reports keep spotlighting the Jabaroot hacking brand, including a prior leak tied to Morocco’s social security system.
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