AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWestern Sahara Diplomacy: Polisario chief Brahim Ghali condemned the EU’s dealings with Morocco over alleged plundering of Sahrawi resources, linking it to pressure tactics including the Ceuta migrant crisis and claims of Moroccan nationals behind attacks in Europe. Self-Determination Push: Ghali also reiterated that any “just and final solution” must let Sahrawis exercise self-determination, citing UN Security Council Resolution 2797 and urging a firm UN stance against Morocco’s status-quo approach. Algeria Solidarity: Boumerdes Governor Fawzia Naama praised the Sahrawi cause as a decolonization issue and reaffirmed provincial support as the 14th Summer University for Sahrawi executives opened in Boumerdes. Ceuta Fallout & EU Politics: A week after tens of thousands crossed into Spain’s Ceuta, residents demanded support for those still in the city; reporting also keeps spotlighting how migration became a political lever and how EU coordination broke down. Colombia Reverses Course: Colombia’s new government withdrew recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, signaling a “new beginning” in ties with Rabat. Regional Security Claims: A former French counter-intelligence operative alleged an Iran–Hezbollah–Polisario network, while US lawmakers reportedly move to target Polisario over alleged Iran links.
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