AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMorocco in the World Cup spotlight: A new wave of World Cup coverage keeps circling Morocco—Betminer’s model has England bowing to the Atlas Lions in the quarter-finals, while Spain are tipped as favourites but not dominant (87% of simulations crown someone else). Moroccan football culture & fashion: PUMA-backed STARBORN, a cinematic short celebrating the Moroccan diaspora, spotlights Samir El Mourabet as he heads to the tournament, blending football, music and fashion with Paris-set visuals. World Cup build-up, with Morocco links: France’s leftist debate over “white, Christian” identity makes headlines far from the pitch, but the sports pages stay packed with Morocco-adjacent stories—from Group previews to injury watch and TV coverage details. Global arts & cities: Time Out ranks Cape Town, Marrakech and Cairo among the world’s best art-and-culture cities for 2026, putting Morocco’s creative scene in the international frame. Music industry move: Warner Music appoints Jean-Sebastien “Seb” Permal as SVP of A&R for EMEA and Central Europe, with Morocco-linked partnerships noted from his Sony days.
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