AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSahrawi Prisoners Under Pressure: The Sahrawi National Council launched an international parliamentary campaign urging urgent action to protect Naâma Asfari and other hunger-striking prisoners in Moroccan occupation prisons, with letters sent to the UN, EU bodies, the Red Cross and African parliamentary institutions. UN Security Council Appeal: Frente POLISARIO sent a formal letter to the UN Security Council President demanding immediate measures to safeguard Asfari’s life as his hunger strike continues in Kenitra prison. Diaspora Solidarity Rallies: Sahrawi communities in Spain’s Canary Islands and Catalonia staged demonstrations calling for the release of Naâma Asfari and all Sahrawi civilian prisoners, while children hosted under “Holidays in Peace” were welcomed at Catalonia’s Parliament. Diplomacy Watch: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez visited Algiers to normalize ties after a four-year rupture over Western Sahara, but Algeria’s talks reportedly focused on energy and migration without any clear shift on the Sahara dispute. Energy & Regional Politics: West African leaders signed off an intergovernmental framework for the $25bn Nigeria–Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a major corridor project that could deepen Morocco’s regional leverage. International Spotlight via Culture: A diplomatic and media push in Jamaica highlighted the Sahrawi issue, as Western Sahara remains entangled in global politics and public attention.
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