AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAfrica-Atlantic Gas Financing: Morocco has opened talks with the US Export-Import Bank and the World Bank to help fund a $26bn, 6,800-km Africa-Atlantic gas pipeline from Nigeria, backed politically by ECOWAS and aiming for construction in 2028. Water Security Boost: The EBRD approved a €250m loan for ONEE to cut water losses, upgrade infrastructure and strengthen climate resilience. Sahara Diplomacy: Bulgaria backed Morocco’s autonomy plan under Rabat’s sovereignty, calling it the most feasible path to a lasting Sahara settlement. Rabat-UK Defense Ties: Morocco and the UK discussed deepening military cooperation, training and interoperability. Rail Upgrade in Morocco: A new Vossloh–Futrifer joint venture in Casablanca will deliver rail maintenance services for ONCF and urban networks. WAFCON Shock in Rabat: Malawi stunned defending champions Nigeria 3-2 in the tournament opener, with the Chawinga sisters starring, as the match was played in Rabat. Travel Efficiency: Morocco’s airport border processing times fell sharply, with some departures down by up to 70% in early 2026.
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