AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSecurity & Migration: Libya’s Anti-Illegal Migration Agency has launched a major security operation in the south, with joint desert patrols targeting migration corridors in areas like Umm Al-Aranib to track illegal routes and dismantle trafficking networks. Electricity Crisis: The High Council of State says the power crisis is worsening despite large funding, calling for a full investigation into administrative, financial and technical failures and warning outages are no longer “exceptional.” Mine Action: UNSMIL is exploring Tunisian expertise to boost Libya’s mine clearance and counter-IED capacity, aiming to better protect civilians and reduce explosive risks. Education: The Ministry of Education received over 13 million textbooks for the 2026–2027 year, with another 9 million on the way as Libya prepares for the new school calendar. Health Warning: Benghazi’s Health Ministry warns against counterfeit Coloverin-D packages matching a specific batch number and urges pharmacies and hospitals to verify sources. Geopolitics: A report says Russia has transferred military equipment from Syria to Libya, with flights linked to a Benghazi-area airbase. Sports: Karate athlete Mohammed Abu Dabous won bronze at the Karate World League in Mexico. US Trade Pressure: Libya is listed among countries hit by new US forced-labour tariffs under Section 301.
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