AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAU Conflict-Prevention Push: Polisario leader Brahim Ghali used the 21st AU Extraordinary Summit in Luanda to call for an African system that tackles the root causes of conflict, urging the activation of existing AU mechanisms with real powers and resources. Practical Sahrawi Proposals: Ghali’s delegation backed steps including strengthening the AU Peace and Security Council’s early role, linking early warning to rapid political action, improving follow-up on AU decisions, and boosting AU-UN coordination while protecting civilians. Ceuta-Morocco Tensions: Spain continues to dispute Morocco’s role in the July 30 Ceuta mass entry, while reports and leaks tied to the hacker group Jabaroot keep the crisis in the spotlight. Cartography and Legal Pressure: Polisario in Spain protested Orange’s billboard map showing Western Sahara as Moroccan territory; Orange said it will withdraw it. Regional Diplomacy: Sources say Polisario’s bid for a permanent Nouakchott presence stalled, as Mauritania maintained “positive neutrality” and contacts with all sides. Humanitarian Solidarity: “Vacaciones en Paz” for Sahrawi children wrapped up in Gran Canaria with municipal receptions and renewed calls to keep supporting the Sahrawi cause.
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