AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLibya Oil & Fuel Security: Libya’s National Oil Corporation says an armed group shut Valve No. 7 on the Sharara crude pipeline to Zawiya Port, sharply cutting output and warning Zawiya refinery operations and fuel supplies could be hit, with possible force majeure if gates and the valve stay closed. Foreign Investment Rules: Libya’s Economy and Trade ministry approved 52 decisions regulating foreign companies and representative offices, including new branches and renewals across sectors like oil and gas, logistics, aviation, and technology. Diplomacy in New York: Libya’s High Council of State leaders met Qatar’s ambassador, while Libya’s acting foreign minister held talks with Pakistan’s top diplomat on strengthening ties and urging parties to return to the Islamabad MoU. Humanitarian Readiness: The Libyan Red Crescent in Sabha raised its alert level and activated emergency plans ahead of expected weather changes and rainfall. Sports (AFCON 2027): Qualifiers kick off with Libya in Group H, and Botswana’s Zebras open their campaign away to Libya on 24 September. Halal Trade Push: Libya is set to participate in Malaysia’s MIHAS 2026 to boost bilateral trade and tap Malaysian halal certification expertise.
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