AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoSecurity and Morocco: Algerian authorities say they arrested 61 Moroccan nationals on suspicion of planning sabotage after they entered from Tunisia. The suspects were referred to prosecutors; their responsibility has not been established in court. The case adds strain to already fraught Algiers-Rabat ties. Western Sahara: UN Secretary-General António Guterres says any settlement must preserve Sahrawi self-determination, including a genuine chance for people to accept or reject Morocco’s autonomy proposal, ahead of a Security Council vote on MINURSO’s mandate. Energy Diplomacy: In Riyadh, Minister Mohamed Arkab promoted Algeria’s 2026 licensing round and met Kuwaiti and Iraqi counterparts to discuss oil and gas cooperation. Algeria is also in talks with Bangladesh on LNG and LPG ties, while Slovakia is considering Algerian gas as it plans to replace Russian supplies. Regional Relations: Algeria condemned deadly attacks on Riyadh airport, expressing solidarity with Saudi Arabia and denouncing strikes on civilian infrastructure. It will also serve as guest of honor at Dakar’s international fair in December, part of efforts to expand Algerian exports in African markets.
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