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Industry: A Turkish-Libyan venture plans a $2.5 billion iron plant near Benghazi, targeting production from early 2028 and exports to Europe and Africa. Military: Khalifa Haftar inspected preparations for a Benghazi parade marking the 2014 entry of his forces into the city. Economy: The Audit Bureau reported $1.45 billion in oil revenue collected by the NOC in the first half of October, as disputes over revenue figures between the NOC and Central Bank persist. The Central Bank governor also discussed banking reforms and cash-dollar supply with international counterparts. Politics and rights: Newly appointed HoR Speaker Al-Salheen Abdelnabi called members to meet on October 19–20. Human Rights Watch says eastern authorities have executed at least 31 people since late August and warns at least 50 detainees face imminent execution. Sport: Libya’s futsal team finished its AFCON group campaign with a 6–0 loss to Morocco.

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Sep. 22, 2026

Libya dairy investment seen as path to stronger food security

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Jul. 29, 2026

Libya’s Petroleum Research Center launches NOVA conference in Benghazi

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Jul. 15, 2026

EU, LGCC and RNTC launch Libya media development program

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Oct. 15, 2026

ADIPEC 2026 set for Abu Dhabi with 239,000 attendees expected

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Oct. 14, 2026

Flash Floods Kill 4 in Syria, Libya, Jordan as Deadly Rains Hit

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Oct. 15, 2026

Stronger institutions for more effective business representation in Libya

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Libya Parliament Ousts Saleh, Elects New Speaker in Rare Shake-Up

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