AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWater Infrastructure: Morocco’s ONEE is studying a third expansion unit for Laayoune’s seawater desalination plant, aiming to raise output by about 50% (from 600 to ~900 liters per second) to meet rising demand in Laayoune and nearby areas like El Marsa, Foum El Oued and Tarouma. UN Peacekeeping: MINURSO in Laayoune welcomed its new Force Commander, Major General Jawwad Ahmed, as the mission reiterates its commitment to the UN Charter and visits across the territory. Natural Resources & Environment: In Shaheed El Hafed, the Sahrawi Observatory and SONREP presented “Plunder Footprint,” arguing that extraction’s harm goes beyond resource loss to full environmental damage, with the Moroccan wall, landmines and explosive remnants also disrupting ecosystems and livelihoods. Education & Cooperation: Tifariti’s University signed a cooperation agreement with Madrid public universities, highlighting projects in humanitarian, education, health and culture, alongside a call to boost support for Sahrawi refugee camps. Diplomacy: UNGA remarks from Namibia’s Nandi-Ndaitwah pushed for a woman UN Secretary-General and Security Council reform, while UN chief Guterres warned of AI, climate and inequality driving instability.
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