AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLibya Election Roadmap: Libya’s rival factions signed a UN-backed agreement setting presidential and parliamentary elections within 24 months, with plans to restructure the election commission and settle key electoral-law disputes—though analysts warn the hardest political gaps remain. Power and Services: Tripoli’s Labour Ministry ordered solar panels for ministry buildings, aiming to cut energy strain after summer blackouts that disrupted even major medical procedures. Migration Returns: The IOM said it helped 535 migrants voluntarily return from Libya, including 174 Bangladeshis, as Libya remains a key transit route to Europe. Judicial Crackdown: Zawia Criminal Court convicted 10 people over diesel and food smuggling, handing long prison terms. Infrastructure Update: Tripoli International Airport is now officially slated to open in Q4 2026, after years of delays. Sports/Local Interest: Al-Ittihad is reportedly pursuing Morocco’s Hakim Ziyech amid his tense Wydad dispute.
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