AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCAF & FIFA Politics: CAF’s silence is finally breaking as its executive committee prepares to discuss the abandoned FIFA “Forward Enterprise” plan after Infantino scrapped the proposal to sell a stake in future World Cup revenue; Reuters reports five African football leaders—including Comoros Football Federation president Saïd Ali Athouman—have publicly backed Infantino, pointing to FIFA development funding as the key reason many federations stay loyal. Comoros in the Spotlight: Comoros is named among the African countries backing Infantino and also appears in UNESCO’s latest heritage wave, with “Medinas of the Historic Sultanates of the Comoros” inscribed as a new World Heritage site. Heritage & Tourism: UNESCO added 25 new World Heritage sites worldwide in Busan, including Comoros’ historic medinas—an opportunity to boost cultural tourism. Regional Connectivity: Madagascar and Comoros have resumed direct flights after a four-year gap, with services expected to support travel, trade and tourism between the islands. Regional Security: Saudi Arabia launched a multinational maritime defence alliance for Red Sea shipping, with Comoros listed among founding signatories.
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