AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCeuta Border Tensions: Spain and Morocco have stepped up security around Ceuta after online calls for another mass crossing on Aug. 15, with Spain deploying hundreds more police and military and Morocco reinforcing its side too. FIFA Leadership Rift: New Zealand Football has withdrawn support for Gianni Infantino’s 2027 re-election, citing a “breakdown in trust” over FIFA’s failed plan to sell stakes in competition commercial operations, while six Arab federations including Morocco publicly reaffirm support for him. Morocco Sports Spotlight: Real Madrid’s Moroccan winger Brahim Díaz says he’s ready to fight for a starting spot after a strong return to training; Bayern also welcomed Moroccan midfielder Ismael Saibari after his recovery. WAFCON in Rabat: Malawi’s Scorchers reached the final after beating Algeria, and Cameroon set up the title match; meanwhile, Morocco’s WAFCON run ended in the semis after a penalty shootout loss to Cameroon. Local Culture & Heritage: Moroccan and German archaeologists will resume excavations at Belyounech near Ceuta in September, mapping and studying the medieval port site.
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