AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLibya Oil & Infrastructure: Libya’s oil output and exports face fresh pressure as armed groups shut valves and disrupt the Sharara–Zawiya pipeline, prompting warnings from the UN mission that attacks on Libya’s energy infrastructure could trigger sanctions and Security Council measures. Refining & Industry: Libya’s NOC shut a Zawiya refinery unit amid forced pipeline closure, while reports also note losses tied to the shutdown. Energy Partnerships: Tripoli’s government met Oman’s OQ Exploration & Production (OQEP) to follow up cooperation and investment files in the energy sector. Construction Materials: Ahlia National Cement Company resumed operations at previously stalled plants after an August closure, aiming to restore supply for local projects and demand. Trade & Business Links: Tripoli hosted a Libya–Korea Economic Cooperation Forum to expand trade, investment, and technology transfer across productive sectors. Health & Workforce: Benghazi’s Faculty of Medical Technology marked World Pharmacists Day, focusing on safer medication use and aligning training with job-market needs. Regional Shipping/Policy Watch: Turkey’s expanding maritime footprint tied to the 2019 Libya–Turkey agreement is drawing scrutiny over its impact on Mediterranean shipping and energy plans.
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