AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWestern Sahara Legal Push: Algerian and Sahrawi officials say the Western Sahara question is decolonisation, not a border dispute, and warn that attempts to bypass self-determination threaten international legitimacy, while European court wins are being challenged through EU moves under Moroccan pressure. Regional Security: President Tebboune vowed Algeria will defend Tunisia against “any threat,” amid renewed accusations of external efforts to destabilise the country. Parliament Milestone: Algeria’s parliament elected Khalida Boufedeche as the first woman speaker, a historic step despite low turnout. Water & Tech Cooperation: Oman and Algeria signed an MoU to pilot automated water meter reading using LoRaWAN, aiming to improve metering efficiency and water management. Civil Society Under Pressure: Amnesty International condemned a tribunal order dissolving independent teachers’ union CNAPESTE, calling it an attack on freedom of association. Football & Identity: Zinedine Zidane was named France coach, with coverage highlighting his Algerian roots and his return to the national team. Energy & Connectivity: AFRAA data points to domestic air travel driving Africa’s passenger traffic, with Cairo emerging as a top connected hub. Sports Update: Hull City’s Algerian winger Mo Belloumi is expected back soon after an injury check ahead of the next friendly.
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