AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAgribusiness & Trade Controls: Libya’s Economy and Trade Minister Suhail Abu Shiha issued Decision No. 493/2026 banning exports of all agricultural products (dates exempt), halting exports of locally produced food until local market conditions stabilize, and prohibiting re-export of imported goods—aimed at protecting food availability and rebalancing local markets. Renewables for Public Services: The Renewable Energy Authority of Libya (REAoL) is advancing its “GoGreen” initiative by installing and commissioning solar systems at multiple health centres and clinics, including diabetes and rural hospital facilities, to cut power costs and keep services running reliably. Telecom Infrastructure: LPTIC’s Al-Bunyan Investment and Services Company discussed its 7,000 telecommunications towers project, targeting lower operating costs, diversified revenue, and financial sustainability through wider use of national engineering talent. Maritime Cooperation: France’s naval vessel “La Loire” completed port calls in Tripoli and Benghazi under the “SeaBorder” initiative, focusing on shared maritime security and protection of energy-related sea areas. Food Security Watch: A new report says over 500 million Christians worldwide face Bible access restrictions, with Libya listed among the top countries with strongest barriers—highlighting how infrastructure and restrictions can limit access to essential supplies.
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