AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWestern Sahara Water & Infrastructure: Morocco’s ONEE is studying a third Laayoune seawater desalination unit that could lift city capacity from 600 to about 900 liters per second, using reverse osmosis and requiring upgrades to intake and networks. Climate Justice at the UN: In Geneva, British expert Dr. Nick Brooks said the occupation worsens Sahrawi climate risks by pushing people from the coast to hotter interior camps; Sahrawi adviser Ubbi Bachir argued renewable energy projects can’t be “just transitions” while occupation and self-determination remain unresolved. Diplomacy for the Sahara: Denmark renewed support for Morocco’s Western Sahara autonomy plan, calling it “credible,” and linked the stance to UN Security Council Resolution 2797 while expanding cooperation talks. Morocco–Guinea Tech & Research Cooperation: Rabat and Conakry signed 25 agreements covering sectors from water, energy and ports to scientific research, innovation, scholarships and vocational training. Migration Tech & Misinformation: Reports on the July Ceuta crisis highlight how social media false claims and recruitment posts fueled mass crossings, with Spain disputing whether Morocco orchestrated the rush. Global Tech/Connectivity: A UK-focused study ranks Britain 46th for average mobile broadband data cost ($0.27 per 1GB), using SIM-only tariff comparisons.
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