AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedical Cooperation: Laayoune’s Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy signed agreements with two U.S. institutions to support medical training, research and patient care, including fertility preservation for cancer patients and neonatal health. Refugee Nutrition: A U.S. statement citing UN figures said nearly two-thirds of children under five in the Tindouf camps have anemia, one-third experience stunted growth, and only one in ten receives a minimally acceptable diet. Prisoner Health: Morocco’s National Human Rights Council reported that Gdeim Izik prisoners had ended their hunger strike by October 15; its teams conducted medical examinations and reviewed records during prison visits.
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