AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMorocco’s Historic Government Shift: King Mohammed VI has appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Morocco’s first woman prime minister, tasking her with forming a new coalition after PAM won the most seats in last week’s parliamentary election (97 of 395). The 50-year-old former mayor of Marrakech and urban planning minister now faces coalition talks as the king retains major powers. Tunisia at the UN: Tunisia’s foreign minister, Mohamed Ali Nafti, told the UN General Assembly the UN must end Israel’s violence and “genocide” in Gaza and the West Bank, while also calling for an end to conflicts across Lebanon, Syria, Sudan, Libya and Yemen. Detention and Rights Pressure in Tunisia: Coverage highlights the worsening health and family anguish of detained Tunisian flotilla activists, with one hunger-striking case described as near death in prison. Migration Under Strain in Tunisia: Reports describe sub-Saharan migrants in Tunisia facing harsher conditions and “return hub” pressure, with claims of returns that may be voluntary in name but forced in practice. Regional Diplomacy Watch: A separate UNGA walkout saw delegations from dozens of countries leave Netanyahu’s speech, including Tunisia, underscoring deepening political fractures over Gaza.
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