AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGreen Hydrogen: ORNX is advancing early engineering for a proposed wind- and solar-powered hydrogen-to-ammonia complex near Laâyoune, with KBR and USTDA support. Authorities have reserved land, but the project has no final investment decision yet. Surveillance and Digital Rights: Amnesty International says Moroccan authorities used Pegasus and other surveillance tools against civil society, including Sahrawi activists, and alleges monitoring was linked to smear campaigns and legal harassment. Digital Services: Cash Plus and Damanesign are offering qualified e-signature certificates through 13 branches in 11 cities, including Laayoune, to support secure online business and public-sector procedures. Engineering Education: Ibn Zohr University has launched academic activities at a new advanced-technology engineering school in Dakhla, with practical training and applied research aimed at regional projects and jobs.
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