AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCultural Tourism Boost: Morocco’s Embassy in Azerbaijan will host Moroccan Heritage Days in Baku from Sept 10–14, spotlighting the UNESCO-listed Moroccan caftan, plus Mlehfa, music, photography, gastronomy, crafts and tourism—aimed at strengthening people-to-people ties after the 2024 visa-exemption deal. Regional Diplomacy: Morocco and Guinea deepened cooperation in Conakry, signing 25 agreements spanning tourism, culture, air transport, ports, health, education and more, with Guinea reaffirming support for Morocco’s Sahara sovereignty and autonomy framework. Travel Disruption Watch: Spain’s Ceuta migrant crisis continues to ripple into tourism, with reports of hotel booking slowdowns to Morocco and renewed political pressure in Spain over how the situation was handled. On-the-Ground Safety: Flash floods hit Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, damaging tourist infrastructure near the Oum Er-Rbia springs in Khenifra. Heritage & Nature Storytelling: A new spotlight on Africa’s geoheritage highlights Morocco’s M’Goun UNESCO Global Geopark, calling for better documentation and protection of ancient sites to keep them visible to travelers.
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