AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLibya–China Trade: Libya’s High Committee for Supervising Libyan-Chinese Cooperation says bilateral trade topped $3 billion in 2025, driven mainly by the private sector, with efforts underway to bring back Chinese firms and restart suspended projects, including a COSCO maritime route linking Chinese ports to Benghazi and Misrata. Energy & Power Stability: The Government of National Unity approved a new package of solar projects to support Libya’s electricity network, including hybrid solar systems for mosques, government buildings and public schools, plus completion steps for the 500MW Al-Saddadah plant. Oil Output Boost: NOC reports Mellitah’s Abu Attifel well performance jumped after maintenance—oil rose from 403 to 1,201 bpd (+798), and gas from 3.20 to 6.42 million scf/d—supported by ongoing stabilization monitoring. Regional Energy Cooperation: PM Abdulhamid Dbeibah met Egypt’s leadership in Alamein to discuss updating energy and infrastructure agreements, expanding oil and gas cooperation, and advancing a proposed gas interconnection project. Healthcare Partnerships: Libya’s Health Minister met Italy’s Industry Federation in Rome to discuss localizing pharmaceutical and medical supply production and expanding training and technology transfer. Benghazi Investment Platform: A Petroleum Research Center conference in Benghazi is positioned as an international investment platform for Libya’s oil sector, inviting firms and experts to engage.
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