AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRenewables in the South: Morocco’s Tarfaya Wind Farm—131 turbines on the Atlantic coast—signals how big investment is reshaping local energy and jobs in Western Sahara’s wider region, alongside other mega projects like the Ouarzazate solar complex. Academic and climate-linked cooperation: Ibn Zohr University in Laayoune signed new partnerships with Canary Islands universities, expanding work in applied research and areas tied to climate change, water management, and the “blue economy,” with added focus on medical humanities and mobility. Sahrawi diplomacy at the UN: A newly visible Sahrawi political push—the Sahrawi Movement for Peace—sent a delegation to UN-accredited missions, arguing for pluralism and dialogue to break the long-running stalemate affecting people between the Tindouf camps and the territory. Regional politics and rights agenda: Spain’s new Sumar leadership urged an “offensive” to expand rights and back the ecological transition, while attacking PP and Vox—an indirect reminder of how climate and social policy debates travel across the region.
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