AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoCentral Bank of Libya (CBL): A CBL source told Libya Herald it has started selling foreign currency to commercial banks under a $3.5bn plan, with $1.5bn for Letters of Credit, $1bn for transfers, and $1bn for personal use—banks received their dollar allocations as sales resumed. Fuel Supply Update: NOC Chairman Masoud Suleiman says fuel is fully available after Eid al-Adha, with demand surging to 9–9.5 million litres daily versus the usual 6.5 million, while he warned illegal depots are diverting deliveries for smuggling. Energy Diplomacy: Oman’s OQEP signed an MoU with Libya’s Libyan Investment Authority to expand upstream oil and gas investment, with talks also highlighting broader Oman-Libya energy cooperation. Environment & Public Safety: Libya’s 2026 seawater assessment found 17% of beaches unsuitable for swimming, naming sites across Tripoli, Zliten, Sabratha, Tobruk and others, with signs and enforcement planned. Human Rights Watch: An international NGO warned trafficking networks in Libya still exploit Gambian migrants, calling for dismantling detention/extortion systems and releasing those held arbitrarily. Sports & Women in Leadership: Intisar Shanib became the first woman to head Darnes Sports Club in Derna, installed unopposed after rival candidates withdrew. International Business Push: South Korea urged Libya to expand Korean company presence, especially in oil refining, and said the Korean embassy in Libya will fully reopen soon.
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