AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFIFA Leadership Rift: Gianni Infantino’s fight to stay on as FIFA president is widening, with Qatar publicly challenging the AFC after it joined UEFA and CONCACAF in calling for his resignation over his aborted World Cup private-investment plan; Doha says it was not consulted. Arab Backing for Infantino: At the same time, six Arab federations—including Morocco, Qatar, Egypt and Mauritania—issued “full support” for Infantino, reaffirming confidence in his leadership. Mauritania in the Spotlight: Mauritania’s Ahmed Yahya is among the FIFA council-linked signatories backing Infantino, keeping Mauritania tied to the global football governance drama. Digital Connectivity: Mauritania’s EllaLink subsea cable has landed in Nouadhibou, adding a second international internet route to strengthen resilience. Human Rights: A Mauritanian court sentenced anti-slavery activists to prison, drawing criticism over freedom of expression and the treatment of human rights defenders. Local Agriculture: The 5th Mauritanian International Date Festival opened in Atar with 245 exhibitors, highlighting date-palm innovation and UAE-Mauritania agricultural cooperation.
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