AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWAFCON 2026 Kick-off in Morocco: The delayed 14th Women Africa Cup of Nations finally starts Sunday, 26 July, with hosts Morocco opening against Algeria in Rabat, as the 16-team tournament runs to 16 August and doubles as a 2027 World Cup qualifier. Super Falcons Camp Update: Nigeria’s Super Falcons’ Casablanca base hit 23 players after Folashade Ijamilusi arrived from China, while Deborah Abiodun and Gift Monday faced flight cancellations and needed rebooked travel. Road Safety at the UN: Morocco’s transport minister Abdessamad Kayouh told the UN that King Mohammed VI’s vision is driving the country’s road-safety push, including an Integrated National Strategy for 2030 focused on governance, enforcement, infrastructure, education and modern tech. Bologna Death Demands Answers: Morocco urged Italy to fully clarify the death of Moroccan national Abderrahim Fakir during police restraint in Bologna after protests erupted, with Italian leaders calling for “truth” and accountability. Tourism Push for 2030: Morocco plans to add 60,000 hotel beds before the 2030 World Cup as it targets 26 million visitors, investing heavily in transport and urban infrastructure. Visa-on-Arrival for Moroccans: Lebanon’s General Security lists Morocco among 13 African countries eligible for a one-month tourist visa on arrival, with strict entry conditions at the border.
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