AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedical Cooperation: Laayoune’s Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy signed two agreements with U.S. partners to expand medical training, research and patient care, including fertility preservation for cancer patients and neonatal health research. Refugee Health: During debate over the stalled Sahara process, the U.S. ambassador cited UN figures showing nearly two-thirds of children under five in the Tindouf camps have anemia, one-third experience stunted growth and just one in ten receives a minimally acceptable diet. Prisoner Care: Morocco’s human rights council says Gdeim Izik prisoners ended their hunger strike by October 15; visiting teams conducted medical examinations and reviewed records as prisoners sought transfers closer to their families.
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