AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAmazigh Culture: Morocco’s first national Amazigh congress is moving toward an October launch, with organizers finalizing a roadmap after consultations and stressing broad participation “without exclusion,” aiming to review 20 years of Amazigh policy and set priorities for language, cultural and political rights. Football & Talent: Morocco’s Achraf Bencharki faces a fitness scare as Al Ahly’s medical team weighs his Achilles pain ahead of the Zamalek summit, while Ghana’s Carlos Queiroz says 22 Black Stars players are fit for the AFCON qualifier vs The Gambia—plus Moroccan referee Mustapha Kechchaf is set to officiate. Sports & Community: Brandon Thomas-Asante donates old boots and yoga mats to a former coach in Ghana, spotlighting grassroots giving during international duty. Film & Human Rights: Lightdox acquired world sales rights to the documentary “My Home of Wind and Sand,” premiering at the Zurich Film Festival, following Sahrawi women’s rights and Western Sahara self-determination through Najla Mohamed Lamin. Education & Infrastructure: A new study flags classroom overcrowding as Morocco’s top university infrastructure problem, ahead of outdated equipment and weak libraries. Hospitality Spotlight: PEPR CLUB celebrates 2026 MICHELIN Keys recognition for its luxury hotel portfolio, underscoring Morocco’s wider arts-and-travel audience appeal.
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