AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWomen’s Football & Olympics: Sudan’s under-17 women returned to international soccer after civil war, playing qualifying matches in Morocco—Comoros beat them 17-0 in one match and 30 goals were conceded across two games. World Cup 2026 (Ghana): Ghana kick off their Group L campaign against Panama in Toronto, but will miss midfielder Thomas Partey after a Canadian court upheld his entry ban tied to UK criminal proceedings. EU–Comoros Trade: The EU and Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius and Seychelles concluded talks to deepen their Economic Partnership Agreement into a modern free-trade deal covering services, digital trade and investment—aimed at easier market access for EU firms, including financial services. Regional Diplomacy: Arab and African parliamentary delegations, including the Union Council of the Comoros, arrived in Benghazi for the Asian-African Parliamentary Conference. Sports (Comoros): Comoros crushed Sudan 30-0 on aggregate to reach the next round of the LA 2028 women’s Olympic qualifiers, where they face Nigeria’s Super Falcons. Security & Trade Risks: A report flags rising drug trafficking using general cargo ships; a Comoros-flagged vessel was linked to a major cocaine seizure off the Canary Islands.
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