AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAcademic & Tourism Links: Ibn Zohr University signed two new partnership agreements with Canary Islands universities in Laayoune, expanding cooperation in medical research, medical humanities, and student mobility—building on earlier ties covering areas like tourism, climate, water, and AI. Film & Occupation Backlash: French groups and Sahrawi-aligned voices condemned filming scenes for Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” in occupied Dakhla, saying the production risks normalizing Morocco’s presence and marketing the territory as a luxury destination. Travel Inspiration: A British photographer is chasing a Cape-to-Cape Road world record, sharing vivid images of the Western Sahara’s dunes and light—another reminder of the region’s pull for adventurous road trips. Diplomatic Support: Chile’s parliament backed Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara and endorsed UN Security Council Resolution 2797, framing it as a serious, lasting solution. New Sahrawi Political Voice: A Sahrawi movement for peace and pluralism made its diplomatic push at the UN, presenting an alternative approach focused on dialogue and reconciliation.
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