AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPolitical Talks: Turkey hosted military officials from Libya’s rival eastern and western administrations in Ankara, aiming to advance reunification. No agreement was reached; political unity is expected to be discussed later. Aviation: The UN aviation body ICAO has lifted restrictions on Libyan airspace imposed in 2015, opening the way for increased international flights. Regional Tensions: Turkey renewed its offer of a maritime boundary deal with Egypt and welcomed Libya’s approval of its 2019 pact. Egypt rejects the agreement, which has also drawn opposition from Greece and regional partners. Russia Ties: President Vladimir Putin told Presidential Council head Mohamed al-Menfi that Moscow supports Libya’s unity and a consensual political settlement; Putin also said trade between the countries is growing. Migration: Nigeria received 180 people who voluntarily returned from Sebha, including children and infants, under an IOM-supported programme. Business: The African Development Bank approved a $1 million grant to expand financing, training and support for Libyan entrepreneurs, especially women and young people.
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