AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCeuta Border Crackdown: Morocco detained at least 111 people near Fnideq after a fresh attempt to storm Spain’s enclave of Ceuta, as security forces blocked crowds responding to social media calls for another mass crossing. Press Freedom Clash: Morocco’s authorities ordered RTVE journalists to leave Castillejos (Fnideq), prompting Spain to demand “maximum respect” for press freedom and continued contact with Rabat. Migration Pressure on Europe: Spain faced renewed scrutiny over warnings allegedly ignored before the July 29-30 Ceuta surge, which left dozens dead and triggered EU political fallout. Sahara Anniversary & Momentum: Morocco marked the 47th anniversary of the recovery of Oued Ed-Dahab, with renewed mention of growing international support for the Autonomy Plan. Tourism Investment: Major hotel groups are expanding in Morocco ahead of 2030, with dozens of new properties in the pipeline. Steel Outlook: Morocco’s steel demand is set to rise 7–8% in 2026, topping 3 million tonnes in 2027 on construction, autos, wind power and World Cup preparations.
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