AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUS-Trade Pressure on Libya: The U.S. Trade Representative has proposed Section 301 duties tied to forced-labour enforcement, naming Libya among 60 economies flagged for failing to effectively ban forced-labour imports—potentially adding 12.5% to many goods entering the U.S. Energy & Investment: Oman’s OQ Group signed an MoU with Libya’s Libyan Investment Authority to explore oil, gas and clean-energy investment partnerships, with Libya’s PM attending. Offshore Gas Progress: Saipem says it completed lifting and installation of a gas recovery module for the Bouri Gas Utilization Project offshore Libya, moving the project to further integration and commissioning steps. Fuel Crisis Crackdown: Libya’s Interior Minister announced closure of 500+ fuel stations over smuggling violations, while Jalu municipality said fuel deliveries are set to resume to ease local shortages. Migration & Returns: IOM, with the EU and Nigeria, repatriated 180 Nigerian migrants from Libya to Lagos, including unaccompanied children, under assisted voluntary return and reintegration. UN Warning on Arms Diversion: The UN said weapons looted after Libya’s 2011 conflict have surfaced in Nigeria and other Sahel states, fueling extremist violence.
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