AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWestern Sahara: With MINURSO’s mandate expired and withdrawal beginning, Mauritania is balancing regional diplomacy and border security. Moroccan and Mauritanian military delegations also exchanged visits to deepen defense cooperation. Trade: The Guerguerat crossing remains open to passengers and most freight despite Morocco’s restrictions on some food exports. Energy: Mauritania signed production-sharing contracts with Murphy Oil for offshore Blocks C-10 and Tiof, a major boost to exploration plans. Nouakchott: President Mohamed Ould Cheikh Ghazouani said improving essential services, using resources efficiently and fighting corruption are priorities as the capital expands. Diplomacy: Mauritania’s Sidi Mohamed won election as chair of the International Civil Service Commission for 2027–30; a new ambassador also presented credentials in Vietnam. Regional migration: El Hierro declared an emergency after more than 3,300 people arrived by boat since November began, amid renewed departures along West Africa’s Atlantic route.
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