AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDiplomatic Clarification: Ghana’s Foreign Ministry says its January 6, 2025 withdrawal of recognition for Polisario’s self-styled “SADR” is still in force, after separatist media claimed a meeting with a supposed “ambassador,” and it reiterates support for the UN-led process built on Morocco’s autonomy plan. Human Rights & Democracy: An Alliance of Sahrawi NGOs marks International Democracy Day by condemning the lack of democratic legitimacy and rights protections in the Tindouf camps, saying Algeria hands over effective control to Polisario and leaves a “grey zone.” Spain–Sahara Politics: Spain’s Congress approved a bill easing Spanish citizenship access for Sahrawis born in Western Sahara under Spanish rule (and some descendants), a move Morocco is watching closely as tensions with Madrid continue. Culture & Media: Polisario’s Belgium representation joined Belgium’s Manifiesta festival in Ostend, pushing the Sahrawi cause and calling for the release of political prisoners. Arts/Travel Spotlight: A feature on the Canary Islands highlights how Atlantic volcanic landscapes shape culture—an artsy travel angle that still nods to the region’s proximity to Western Sahara.
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