AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Prices: Morocco has temporarily halted tomato exports to African markets to boost domestic supply as higher costs and weaker harvests push prices up; shipments to Europe are exempt. Prisons: The inmate population has topped 102,000, with overcrowding at 158% nationally. Prison chief Mohamed Saleh Tamek urged judges to curb pretrial detention and use alternatives to jail. Western Sahara: After MINURSO’s mandate expired, the UN mission entered liquidation. King Mohammed VI chaired a meeting on the transition, while Morocco reiterated its commitment to the ceasefire. Trade and Infrastructure: Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan launched operations at the first container terminal of Nador West Med, a major port project aimed at expanding Morocco’s trade capacity. Football: Morocco hosts Saturday’s U-17 Women’s World Cup final in Rabat, where Nigeria’s Flamingos face Japan after reaching the country’s first final in the tournament.
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