AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS-Morocco Ties: US President Donald Trump thanked King Mohammed VI after Morocco named the 1,055-km Tiznit–Dakhla expressway the “President Donald J. Trump Highway,” a move tied to Washington’s 2020 recognition of Morocco’s Western Sahara sovereignty claim; Morocco has not officially confirmed the renaming, but the road—passing through Laayoune and into the disputed territory—was completed and operational in 2025 and is linked to the Dakhla Atlantic Port and Atlantic trade ambitions. Green Hydrogen Push: US Ambassador Duke Buchan III is set to visit Laayoune to meet local officials and business leaders, with reports saying a green hydrogen cooperation agreement could be signed. Sahrawi Rights & Prisoners: In Mexico, events marked the World Day honouring Aminatou Haidar, with speakers denouncing alleged human rights abuses under occupation; meanwhile, Spain’s Basque Parliament urged urgent measures to protect Sahrawi hunger striker Ennaâma Asfari’s life. Natural Resources Legal Battle: Sahrawi and international experts met in the refugee camps to reaffirm permanent sovereignty over Western Sahara’s resources and press legal accountability over alleged unlawful exploitation.
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