AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRegional Diplomacy: Tripoli hosted the 22nd CEN-SAD Executive Council session, with Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibeh urging stronger cooperation on security, migration and economic challenges. Economic Policy: Libya’s House of Representatives says any move from goods subsidies to cash payments remains under study, with no change until safeguards are in place. The eastern-based authorities have also appointed Fawzi Abu Khazam as central bank governor, amid Libya’s institutional divisions. Migration: A UK appeals court ruled that kidnapping for ransom can qualify as trafficking exploitation, requiring authorities to reconsider support for victims—a concern for migrants travelling through Libya. Health: Libya’s disease control centre says there are no suspected or confirmed Ebola cases in the country, but surveillance teams are on alert. Football: Ghana named its 23-player U-23 squad for the first leg of its Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya in Benghazi on November 11. Culture: Benghazi’s international book fair is hosting discussions and readings focused on Libyan writing and emerging novelists.
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