AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSecurity: Libyan forces seized more than 1.3 million narcotic pills in Kufra after a firefight with smugglers that injured three soldiers. The UN has warned Libya is a major transit route for synthetic drugs. Politics: Parliament replaced Aguila Saleh, who led the eastern-based House of Representatives for 12 years, electing Al-Salheen Abdelnabi as speaker. UNSMIL says it will work with the new leadership as efforts to break the political deadlock continue. Economy: The Central Bank reported a $4.7 billion foreign-currency deficit, even as oil production rose above 1.4 million barrels per day — its highest level since 2013. Accountability: A former water resources minister was sentenced to three years in prison over public-funds violations, including contracts awarded without competitive bidding. Health: Libya’s air ambulance service reported transferring 110 patients on 88 flights in August and September, with many taken abroad for specialist care.
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