AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCeuta Migration Fallout: Morocco’s Foreign Ministry rejected claims linking Rabat to the July mass migrant crossing into Spain’s enclave, saying there is “no evidence, facts, or reports” proving involvement and warning against scapegoating in Spain’s politics. Border Security Update: Spain also reported earlier warnings about a planned “storming” of Ceuta, while Morocco said it won’t be blamed without proof. Migrant Camp Fire in Ceuta: A blaze destroyed 42 huts and tents in the Tarajal area early Friday; firefighters reported no injuries and said the cause is under investigation. Travel Access for Moroccans: South Korea expanded its K-ETA scheme, listing Morocco as eligible for visa-free entry (up to 90 days), and Canada’s eTA rules also include Morocco for eligible air travellers. Tourism Demand Signal: Morocco ranked 6th among preferred travel destinations for Belgians in 2025, with 700,000 trips and €706m in spending. All-Inclusive Expansion: Club Med says it has signed new resort projects including in Morocco as it pushes global growth. Sports & Travel Interest: Morocco’s En-Nesyri returned to Al-Ittihad’s starting line-up for a Saudi league match, keeping regional sports tourism chatter alive.
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