AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUN Mission: Libya’s Presidential Council and eastern authorities welcomed the Security Council’s 12-month extension of UNSMIL’s mandate to October 2027, calling for unified institutions and progress toward elections. Oil Disruption: An armed group shut a valve on the Hamada–Zawiya pipeline; the National Oil Corporation warns a prolonged halt could cut refinery supplies by 15,000 barrels a day. Maritime Dispute: Greece again rejected the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement as illegal, while Israel’s ambassador to Greece also denounced the deal, keeping regional tensions high. Tobruk Investigation: Prosecutors say 54 national ID numbers were fraudulently issued to foreigners, enabling claims for about 420,000 dinars in salaries and benefits. Benghazi: The fifth international book fair opens November 3, bringing together 75 publishers from Libya and abroad. Investment: Libya’s National Development Agency discussed expanding Turkish companies’ role in development projects with Turkey’s consul general in Benghazi.
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