AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy & Industry: KBR was picked by ORNX Green Hydrogen to run Pre-FEED for a low-cost ammonia project in Laâyoune, Morocco, backed by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency, targeting about 560,000 tpy and 900 MW of electrolyser capacity. Sahrawi Media & Culture: A Summer University media exhibition in Algeria spotlighted the Sahrawi people’s struggle through photos and paintings, linking international forums and alleged human-rights violations in occupied territories. Sahrawi Women’s Rights: In Benin, Sahrawi women’s union leader Shaba Saini described intimidation and abuse of peaceful activists in occupied Western Sahara, tying it to the plight of political prisoners and long exile in refugee camps. Press Freedom Clash: Reporters Without Borders criticized CNN’s reporting standards in a dispute over how press-freedom rankings treat Israel and Gaza. Film & Western Sahara on Screen: Reviews and box-office chatter kept Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in focus, including criticism of filming in occupied Western Sahara. Ceuta Fallout (Western Sahara-linked): The week’s biggest political storm kept circling the July 30-31 Ceuta crossings, with ongoing debate over responsibility, sovereignty, and how migration is used in regional power games.
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