AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSpanish Citizenship Push for Sahrawis: Spain’s Congress approved a bill opening a special route to Spanish nationality for Sahrawis born in Western Sahara under Spanish administration (before Sept. 29, 1977) and eligible descendants, with the measure now headed to the Senate; estimates cited range roughly from 70,000 to 120,000 potential applicants, while Rabat warns it could complicate ties despite the law not changing Western Sahara’s territorial status. Sahara Settlement Diplomacy: Washington, via senior adviser Massad Boulos, reaffirmed US support for a lasting, mutually acceptable Sahara solution aligned with UN Security Council Resolution 2797 after talks with UN official Rosemary DiCarlo, again stressing the need to advance the UN-led process. Morocco’s “Electoral Charade” Condemned: The Sahrawi Foreign Ministry denounced Morocco’s planned elections in occupied territories as a provocation and violation of Western Sahara’s decolonization status, calling for UN and international responsibility. Algeria–UAE Break Widens Regional Rift: Algeria severed ties with the UAE and closed its airspace to Emirati aircraft, citing “provocative and hostile” actions, a move analysts link to broader shifts across Western Sahara, Libya and the Sahel. Gdeim Izik Prisoners Urge Boycott: Prisoners from the Gdeim Izik group called on Sahrawis to boycott Moroccan occupation elections and reject normalization with occupation institutions. SADR Diplomacy in Ghana: Polisario’s SADR ambassador Tayeb Seddik presented credentials in Accra, where Ghana’s foreign minister reportedly reaffirmed Ghana’s “steadfast position” on the Sahrawi issue.
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