Oil & Investment: Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has approved the commercial viability of OMV’s “Al-Eisaar/Al-I’sar” discovery in concession 103, estimating ~195 million recoverable barrels and ~5,000 bpd expected output, with Zueitina Oil Operations set to develop the field near existing infrastructure. Energy Governance: Analysis warns Libya’s “new oil order” and NOC reshuffle signal institutional change, but investor caution remains due to political uncertainty and contract/control ambiguity. Infrastructure & Water: A power outage hit eastern Libya, disrupting Man-Made River well fields in Sarir and Tazerbo and a Benghazi pumping station, forcing reduced water supplies while restoration work continues. Industry Development: Sebha University hosted a consultative meeting to launch a development plan for the south aimed at declaring an industrial zone, with technical committees formed to map investment opportunities. Agriculture & Health: In Suluq and Qaminis, authorities closed livestock markets after suspected foot-and-mouth disease, recording dozens of cattle deaths and relying on disinfection while awaiting lab results. Trade Link: Egypt’s vehicle exports show Libya as a minor destination, with shipments mainly passenger vehicles. Justice: The ICC confirmed 17 charges against Libyan militia commander Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri over alleged abuses at Mitiga prison, sending the case to trial.