AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoColombia–Western Sahara Diplomacy: Colombia’s new government has reversed Petro-era policy, withdrawing recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and now recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, freezing ties with the RASD and signaling a “new beginning” for Rabat–Bogotá cooperation. Ceuta Border Fallout: In Morocco’s domestic politics, Islamist and socialist opposition parties are attacking Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch over the July 30–31 Ceuta migrant surge, demanding an independent investigation after thousands crossed into the Spanish enclave and at least dozens died. EU Travel & Border Pressure: With Ceuta still tense and residents warning another rush could come, EU leaders and interior ministers have been scrambling over solidarity, Schengen rules, and how to respond when a southern border crisis spills into wider European politics. Tourism/People-to-People Links: Amid the geopolitics, Italy’s Florence and French towns hosted Sahrawi children in solidarity “Vacations in Peace” programs, keeping Western Sahara awareness on the travel-and-community agenda.
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