AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUS–Sahara Arts & Culture Diplomacy: A senior US military delegation visited Dakhla Port, focusing on maritime infrastructure, connectivity, economic development, and shared security priorities—another sign of deeper Washington engagement in the southern provinces. Sahrawi Film Spotlight: A Sahrawi-cause documentary, “The Legend of the Sahara,” was selected for the Venice Film Festival, with organizers urging audiences to “break the silence” around self-determination. Human Rights & Memory: CONASADH marked the International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearances by condemning ongoing abuses and demanding answers on more than 400 missing Sahrawis, including the fate of Mohamed Sidi Brahim Bassiri. Local Solidarity Hosting: “Vacaciones en Paz” summer hosting for Sahrawi minors wrapped up in Gran Canaria, with municipal receptions and cultural activities strengthening ties with host families. Ceuta Migration Fallout: Spain’s PM ruled out Moroccan responsibility for the July Ceuta surge, while the debate continues to swirl with claims of disinformation and political leverage. Media & Mapping Pressure: Orange announced it would withdraw an ad billboard that depicted Western Sahara as Moroccan territory after a Polisario Front complaint.
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