AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoParliamentary Power Shift: Morocco’s Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) won Wednesday’s legislative election with 97 of 395 seats, while the Justice and Development Party (PJD) rebounded to 54 seats as turnout fell to 38%, reshaping coalition talks ahead of the king’s choice of prime minister. Election Probe in Tangier: A search warrant has been issued for Tangier mayor Mounir Limouri amid suspected polling-station violations, with five people detained as prosecutors investigate. Ceuta Migration Fallout (Spain): Spain’s opposition keeps spotlighting Morocco in the Ceuta crisis, while Madrid protesters demand elections and faster returns; meanwhile, Spain’s Sumar says it won’t back any accelerated deportation plan that bypasses asylum case reviews. Foreign Policy: Nasser Bourita met counterparts in New York, including Russia’s Lavrov, discussing bilateral ties and regional issues including the Sahara. Economy & Finance: Bank Al-Maghrib reports Morocco’s banking liquidity deficit eased and lending growth to the nonfinancial sector accelerated. Sports (Football): Ajax teen Abdellah Ouazane impressed on his Morocco debut against Gabon, helping set up a 2-0 win. Tech & Industry: NVIDIA confirmed Morocco’s role in two African AI compute projects, including a Casablanca Nexus AI Factory targeting 500MW.
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