AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLibya’s Political Roadmap: UNSMIL says rival Libyan factions have agreed to hold parliamentary and presidential elections within two years, with plans to restructure the electoral commission and settle key legal disputes. Aviation & Infrastructure: Tripoli International Airport is now scheduled to open in Q4 2026, after the Transport Ministry confirmed the date during readiness talks with airlines and the LIIDF. Energy & Power Reliability: Sirte Oil and Gas restored the second gas turbine at its petrochemicals power plant after a gearbox replacement, aiming to stabilize electricity supply for operations. Renewables Push: Libya’s Labour Ministry ordered solar panel systems for its buildings, citing last summer’s blackouts and the need to cut consumption. Trade & Industry Links: Italy is stepping up economic ties with Libya under the Mattei Plan, with MoUs covering oil, gas, offshore fields, interconnection, a submarine cable, water and migration management. Regional Business: Egypt and Oman are exploring joint industrial zones to deepen investment and supply chains. Security & Courts: Zawia Criminal Court convicted 10 over diesel and food smuggling, handing long prison terms. Sports Business: Al-Ittihad is reportedly pursuing Hakim Ziyech amid his Wydad dispute. Markets Watch: Libya’s dinar is listed among Africa’s strongest currencies against the US dollar.
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