AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElectricity & Power Stability: Egypt resumed electricity exports to Libya with an initial 70MW after Libya paid about $100m in overdue bills, while Libya’s grid had just suffered major outages from Benghazi to Tobruk. Diplomacy & Capacity Building: Libya’s Foreign Ministry launched a 3-day training for 95 staff for overseas postings, and the British Embassy hosted counterterrorism financing training for Libyan prosecutors and investigators. Youth & Education: The Youth Minister met the UK ambassador to expand youth cooperation, scholarships and English programs; the Education Ministry also published the 2026–2027 school calendar. Oil Sector Moves: AGOCO and NOC discussed next steps for cooperation with Chevron to boost oil-field development and efficiency. Benghazi Schools Ready: Benghazi’s Education Directorate said local schools are prepared for the International Digital Talent Forum in 2027. National Politics: A new National Vision Coalition was launched in Tripoli to push broader participation and help break Libya’s political deadlock. Regional Justice Spotlight: The ICC faces a major crisis amid renewed US pressure and sanctions, with legal experts warning of serious institutional strain.
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