AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMorocco in the spotlight abroad: A new “Dar Al Maghrib” pavilion at Doha’s Museum of Islamic Art lets visitors explore Moroccan history, crafts, music and football heritage under one roof. Premier League spending spree: Manchester City shattered the UK transfer record by agreeing a reported £125m deal for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, then added Senegal forward Iliman Ndiaye as clubs set a new £3.1bn spending mark. Sahara and diplomacy: The Polisario’s Permanent Bureau met to review Sahrawi developments and prepare for its 10th regular session, with condolences for Algerian wildfire victims. Ceuta legal and security fallout: Spain’s courts move to reinforce Ceuta’s violence-against-women caseload, while prosecutors and police report rising sexual assaults and identify people with jihadism-related backgrounds amid the migrant crisis. Tourism and economy: Morocco’s tourism receipts rose 13.4% to MAD 79.01bn through July, with 9.4m visitors in H1 2026. Health campaign: Morocco launched a free urban rabies vaccination drive for dogs and cats through September. Sports abroad: Moroccan forward Yanis Begraoui hit a late goal to become the second-highest Moroccan scorer in Portugal’s top flight.
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