AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMauritania in FIFA spotlight: Six Arab football federations—Morocco, Qatar, Egypt, Mauritania, Lebanon and Sudan—issued a joint statement backing FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, praising his leadership and “full support” as his re-election bid faces a widening revolt after his failed plan to bring private investors into World Cup commercial rights. Local football viewing: If you’re following the European game from home, TV listings are out for Newcastle United vs Bayer Leverkusen, plus global guides for Everton vs Newcastle. Mauritania-Mali return: Thirty-five Mauritanians detained in Mali have returned home, with Mauritania’s government saying some were tortured and that the accusations of wrongdoing were unfounded. Fashion & jobs in Nouakchott: Ten Mauritanian brands took part in a fashion show at the Spanish Embassy in Nouakchott, closing a Canary Islands-backed training push to boost textile skills, entrepreneurship, and safer livelihoods for women. Arts & culture abroad: New York Magazine spotlights a growing Arab and Palestinian cultural scene in the city, from food and stand-up to music and community gatherings.
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