AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCeuta Migration Fallout: Morocco says it’s ready to cooperate with Spain to identify and return unaccompanied minors after the late-July surge into Ceuta, with state media citing “high royal instructions”; Spanish authorities put the influx at 72,000 while Morocco says about 40,000, and local officials say at least 1,100 minors remain in the enclave. FIFA Power Struggle in Rabat: FIFA president Gianni Infantino held a crisis meeting in Morocco and received “full support” from senior directors after apologising for errors tied to the shelved World Cup private-investment plan; but UEFA says its boycott threat is unchanged, and Europe’s leagues and FIFPRO keep pushing for governance reform. CAF Backs Infantino: CAF’s executive committee unanimously reconfirmed support for Infantino, endorsing FIFA’s “Joint Update” while stressing governance, transparency and auditing. Rabat Church Update: Rabat’s archdiocese named an apostolic administrator while the Holy See investigates allegations of sexual misconduct involving Cardinal Cristóbal López Romero. WAFCON/CAF Sports: Morocco’s women’s football and wider CAF action continued in Rabat, alongside CAF Champions League and Confederation Cup preliminary-round draw results.
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