AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoReligious Affairs: Libya’s Dar al-Ifta issued a nonbinding fatwa urging Muslims not to buy, sell or wear Nike products, citing the brand’s Greek-goddess name and alleged support for Israel. Child Protection: UNICEF welcomed parliament’s vote to raise the minimum military recruitment age from 17 to 18. WHO also recognized Libya’s continued polio-free status. Transport: French aviation officials began a six-day inspection of Mitiga Airport, a step toward restoring scheduled Tripoli–Paris flights. Migration: A new report says Frontex surveillance contributed to the forced return of more than 33,000 people to Libya and Tunisia from 2018 to 2024. State Institutions: The House of Representatives appointed Fawzi Abu Khazam as central bank governor as the dinar faces pressure; lawmakers also held their first session in Sebha and approved a southern refinery. Energy and Diplomacy: An armed group shut the Hamada–Zawiya oil pipeline, while Libya’s maritime deal with Turkey drew fresh US criticism and Greek opposition.
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