AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLibya’s Parliament: In Benghazi, HoR members met without Speaker Agila Saleh; around 98 approved changes to leadership election procedures, while Saleh had called for an official session on 6 October—raising fresh uncertainty over who controls the next steps in eastern politics. Oil & Gas: The National Oil Corporation said it expects a 100,000-barrel-per-day production boost for Waha and North Jalo fields with Total and ConocoPhillips, while also negotiating Central Bank financing for key NOC projects. Economy & Trade: Libya’s Economy Ministry announced bans on exporting agricultural products and locally produced food items (with dates as the only exception) and restrictions on re-exports, aiming to protect local supply. Banking & Payments: The Central Bank of Libya reported electronic transactions reached about 865 billion Libyan dinars by end-September, alongside plans to expand cash distribution and electronic payment services. EU Border Cooperation: Libyan border officials received EU-backed training in biometric checks and secure document verification through EUBAM Libya, supported by Italian police and customs. Health Diplomacy: A Libyan Health Ministry delegation visited Jordan to discuss oversight, accreditation, and digital health transformation. Humanitarian/Regional: The EU warned Ethiopia-Eritrea tensions could escalate into a wider regional conflict as Eritrean President Isaias returned from summit talks in Egypt.
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