AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWestern Sahara: The UN has begun winding down MINURSO after its mandate expired amid a US-Russia Security Council deadlock. The withdrawal raises uncertainty over the buffer zone as tensions persist; Rabat welcomed the mission’s non-renewal, while the UN warned of security risks. Economy: Morocco extended fuel aid for transport operators as diesel approached MAD 17 a litre, with rising fuel and food costs squeezing households. The United States has overtaken Russia and Spain as Morocco’s top petroleum-products supplier. Justice: Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi says bills targeting illicit enrichment, conflicts of interest and money laundering are forthcoming, after lawmakers challenged delays to anti-corruption reforms. Infrastructure: Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan inaugurated the first container terminal at Nador West Med, a major step in developing the port hub. Football: Achraf Hakimi is among 26 finalists for FIFPRO’s 2026 World 11, while the Morocco-hosted U-17 Women’s World Cup advances to the semi-finals, with Nigeria set to face Brazil.
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