AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPolitical Deadlock: The UN Security Council urged Libyan factions to agree on a unified government, warning that continued division is blocking elections and worsening security and economic challenges. Central Bank and Economy: Eastern lawmakers appointed Fawzi Abu Khazam as Central Bank governor, while a House of Representatives meeting focused on public finances, oil revenues, subsidies and exchange-rate pressures. Eastern Mediterranean: Greece is expected to issue a maritime warning for renewed surveys on the Greece-Cyprus electricity cable, amid disputes over the Turkey-Libya maritime deal and regional sea claims. Business and Investment: Wahda Bank has selected Backbase to build digital services for business and retail customers, with rollout due to begin in 2027; Libya’s National Mining Corporation is also seeking partners to explore mineral prospects in Al-Butnan. Religious Affairs: Libya’s Dar al-Ifta issued a fatwa against buying, selling or wearing Nike products, citing the brand’s Greek-goddess origins and its logo.
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