AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPolisario Diplomacy: The Polisario Front’s National Secretariat wrapped up its 10th ordinary session, reiterating that any Western Sahara solution must guarantee Sahrawis’ right to self-determination and rejecting “pseudo-solutions” that legitimize Morocco’s occupation. Algeria Solidarity: It also praised Algeria’s steadfast support for the Sahrawi cause and sent condolences to Algeria over wildfire victims. International Backing for Autonomy: Denmark renewed support for Morocco’s “credible” autonomy plan, framing it as a basis for a UN-led political process, while also signaling deeper Denmark–Morocco strategic ties. Human Rights & Law: The UN Committee against Torture issued a new decision finding a violation involving Sahrawi detainee Abdelmoula El Hafidi, opening a legal path to pursue accountability for humiliating detention conditions. Regional Support: A Sahrawi envoy in Botswana praised SADC’s consistent backing of self-determination, as he prepares to take a new post in South Africa. MINURSO Update: The UN mission in the Sahara is changing leadership ahead of an October Security Council review, including a new force commander and civilian administration changes in Laayoune. EU Legal Clarification: The European Commission confirmed that its EU-Morocco aviation agreement does not apply to flights between EU member states and Western Sahara. Occupied Territories: A Sahrawi monitoring group condemned dredging and marine activities in occupied areas, calling for a halt and full disclosure of contracts and environmental impact assessments.
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