AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCeuta/Melilla Sovereignty Clash: Spain says the sovereignty of Ceuta and Melilla “is not up for discussion” after Morocco’s renewed claims, as the fallout from late-July mass crossings continues and both sides trade accusations over returns and border control. EU Steps In: The European Commission sent migration experts to Ceuta to assess needs and support Spain, amid warnings of possible new irregular entry calls circulating online. FIFA Infantino Revolt: A global backlash over Infantino’s plan to sell stakes in the World Cup’s commercial future keeps growing, with UEFA and other confederations pushing for accountability while Arab federations—including Morocco’s Fouzi Lekjaa—publicly back him. Morocco on the Pitch: Morocco’s Hassan II Grand Stadium gets major MAD 370m tenders for pitch and seating upgrades ahead of FIFA 2030 requirements. Film & Culture: New York Film Festival’s Currents section spotlights Tala Hadid’s “Bardi,” filmed in central Morocco around the Tbourida equestrian ritual. Women’s Football: South Africa and Ghana advance in World Cup play-off hopes after Morocco-hosted WAFCON drama, while Nigeria’s Super Falcons are knocked out. Solar Eclipse, Sports Style: A rare eclipse turned WAFCON and cricket matches into viral spectacle across Morocco and Europe.
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