Agti el Ghazi أغتي الغازي
Village
Agti el Ghazi
Coordinates: 26°23′02″N 14°12′10″W / 26.3839°N 14.2027°W / 26.3839; -14.2027
Non-self-governing territory	Western Sahara
Claimed by	Kingdom of Morocco  Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
Controlled by	Kingdom of Morocco
Region	Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra
Province	Boujdour Province
Rural commune	Lemseid

Agti el Ghazi (Arabic: أغتي الغازي) is a fishing village in the Western Sahara.

Agti el Ghazi is on the Atlantic coast in Boujdour Province of the Western Sahara.^[1] The village is 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) from National Road No. 1, in the section that links the cities of Boujdour and Laayoune, 46 kilometres (29 mi) northeast of Boujdour. It belongs to the Lemseid commune in the Boujdour province of the Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra region.

The village of Agti el Ghazi was established in 2005 as part of a development program of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, aimed at establishing fishermen's villages and equipped ports along the Moroccan coast, in order to strengthen the marine fishing sector and revive traditional fishing.^[2] It is one of four fishing villages in the Boujdour province, the others being Lacraa, Aftissat (أفتيسات) and Port Boujdour (مٌناء بوجدور).^[3]

Avtisat has one fish market, 10 stores for fish trading and 100 stores for sailors, as well as a box store, a gasoline store and an engine repair workshop.^[3] The village has 635 boats for traditional fishing.^[2]