AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOccupied Western Sahara Politics: Morocco’s Minister of Occupied Territories and Sahrawi Diaspora Affairs, Mohamed Mami Al-Tamk, says elections staged in occupied Sahrawi cities are “theater” that won’t change the Sahrawi will, while siege conditions help conceal abuses against unarmed civilians. Diplomatic Momentum: Morocco keeps scoring UN-floor wins as Paraguay and Mauritius back Rabat’s Western Sahara autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty, citing UN Security Council Resolution 2797 and pushing for resolutions aligned with the autonomy framework. Election Coverage Controversy: Al Jazeera faces criticism over a “competition map” used in its election coverage that appears to draw a line separating southern provinces from the rest of Morocco. MINURSO Update: MINURSO in Laayoune welcomed new Force Commander Major General Jawwad Ahmed, as the mission reiterates its commitment to peace under UN Charter principles. Environment & Culture of Resistance: Sahrawi researchers and officials unveil “Plunder Footprint,” warning that resource extraction, military infrastructure, landmines, and explosive remnants in Western Sahara can cause potentially irreversible environmental damage.
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