AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLibya Oil & Economy: Libya is moving closer to 2 million barrels per day as a US-backed unified national budget unlocks more than $2 billion for the National Oil Corporation, after no funding in 2025, with NOC aiming to restart idle fields and attract investment. Security & Accountability: In western Libya, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives called for a full investigation into deadly clashes in Sorman and warned that militia proliferation threatens stability, while Benghazi’s Al-Nuwairi condemned Surman violence and urged accountability. EU Support for Libya: The EU ambassador in Tripoli met the 3+3 Joint Military Committee, praising the Flintlock 2026 exercise and discussing EU help for counterterrorism and border security, ahead of the 2027 edition. Migration Pressure: Greece reported dozens of migrant rescues off Crete, with many arrivals linked to departures from Libya, while Europol said it has struck migrant-smuggling networks using routes from Libya through Italy and the Western Balkans. Humanitarian/Regional Talks: Rwanda said it is still in talks with Italy about expanding a transit centre to host people evacuated from Libya, with no deal finalized yet. Environment Watch: FAO reported limited locust breeding in southwest Libya, urging intensified monitoring in breeding zones.
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