AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Energy: Libya warned Greece that planned seismic surveys south of Crete could disrupt maritime-boundary talks, as Tripoli contests exploration in waters it says overlap its claims. Trade Links: Libya inaugurated a joint chamber with China to build business partnerships and investment, while Julyana Free Zone hosted a Maltese delegation to discuss port, logistics and trade cooperation. Oil Markets: OPEC data showed Libyan crude output fell by 58,000 barrels a day in September to about 1.3 million. Separately, Pakistan is encouraging its refineries to consider Libyan crude imports, with both countries agreeing to facilitate supply talks. Industry and Infrastructure: Libya’s Iron and Steel Company launched a slag-recycling project in Misrata; the NOC also prepared for 100 million cubic feet of daily gas from the Bouri field, while AGOCO and BlueVee discussed upgrades at Tobruk and Sarir refineries.
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