AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVisa & Borders: Libya’s Government of National Unity temporarily suspended visa-on-arrival at airports and air entry points, citing tighter border controls and a push to curb forgery and misuse while a new framework is prepared within 30 days. Oil & Gas: The National Oil Corporation (NOC) signed a unified operating agreement for the I/R oil field in the Murzuq Basin to streamline procedures, improve efficiency, and support more stable production. Banking Digitization: Network International and National Union Bank (NUB) partnered to digitize Libya’s payments, including prepaid card issuance and fraud-prevention tools, aiming to expand access to secure financial services. Food & Trade: Tripoli’s tuna market is seeing strong demand during the peak season, with Libya’s Mediterranean coastline supporting rising quotas and output. Diplomacy: Greece and Libya signaled continued commitment to EEZ delimitation talks under international law after technical discussions, with energy projects driving the agenda. Security/Politics: A U.S. civil affairs exchange in Benghazi brought together Libyan National Army and Government of National Unity representatives to support ongoing dialogue toward unification.
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