AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLaayoune Preparations: The city is getting streets, public spaces and lighting ready for Morocco’s first Unity Day on October 31 and Green March commemorations on November 6. Travel Costs: September prices rose 2.8% in Laayoune and 0.8% in Dakhla, among the country’s sharpest and more modest city increases, respectively; food and fuel prices drove the national monthly rise. Consular Services: The US Consulate plans to bring passport and notarial appointments to Laayoune for the first time in November, part of an outreach tour across four Moroccan cities. Dakhla Advertising: Ireland’s advertising watchdog has preliminarily found Ryanair’s promotion of Dakhla as a Moroccan destination may mislead travelers and recommended it not run again in its current form; a final decision is pending.
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