AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUN Diplomacy: UN chief António Guterres says the Security Council is paralyzed, but cooperation can still tackle conflicts, inequality, climate change and the AI surge. Israel–Morocco Ties: After a New York trilateral with U.S. envoy Mike Waltz, Israel and Morocco agreed to upgrade liaison offices to full embassies, appoint ambassadors, expand direct flights, and push investment-protection and double-tax deals by end-2026—amid fresh Ceuta-linked suspicions. Ceuta Migration Fallout: Spain’s Ceuta border crisis is still driving political blame games, with debates over Schengen trust and whether migration is being used as leverage. Western Sahara Diplomacy in Ghana: Ghana reaffirmed it has not reversed its withdrawal of recognition for Polisario’s SADR and backs UN talks based on Morocco’s Autonomy Plan. Tindouf Camps: Residents in the Tindouf area are seeking answers after an alleged investment scam, with funds reportedly lost and a manager missing. Arts & Culture Note: Spain’s Sahrawi citizenship bill is also reigniting cultural and identity debates across the region, with Morocco watching closely.
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