AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIsrael–Morocco Diplomatic Leap: In New York, Foreign Ministers Nasser Bourita and Gideon Sa’ar met with US UN envoy Mike Waltz and agreed to upgrade ties to full embassies, exchange ambassadors, and restore/expand direct flights before year-end, with investment-protection and double-taxation deals targeted by end-2026—framed as a continuation of the Abraham Accords. Western Sahara Rights Statement: The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic’s foreign ministry reiterated the Sahrawi people’s right to self-determination and self-defense, condemning a US–Israel–Morocco statement as hostile and illegal. UN Sahara Timing Watch: Bourita also met UN Secretary-General António Guterres as MINURSO’s mandate heads toward its Oct. 31 deadline, with UN Resolution 2797 placing Morocco’s autonomy plan at the center of talks. Sahrawi Resources Lecture: A lecture at Morocco’s foreign ministry headquarters in Shaheed El Hafed focused on Sahrawi natural resources and their role in the sovereignty struggle. Tindouf Camps Under Scrutiny: Rights groups warned the UN about alleged recruitment of youth from Algeria-hosted Tindouf camps by armed groups across the Sahara–Sahel.
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