AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoForeign Investment & Trade: Libya’s Ministry of Economy and Trade approved 52 decisions covering foreign companies and representative offices, including new branches and renewals across oil & gas, engineering, aviation, transport and logistics, aiming to boost transparency and investment cooperation. Oil & Gas Security: Libya’s National Oil Corporation says an armed group shut Valve No. 7 on the Sharara-to-Zawiya crude pipeline, cutting Sharara output from about 340,000 bpd to roughly 120,000 bpd and warning of possible force majeure if the disruption continues. Refining & Fuel Supply: The same crisis is spilling into downstream operations as Petroleum Facilities Guards restricted access to the Zawiya Oil Complex, threatening refinery work, fuel distribution, and shift operations. Industrial Policy: Libya’s Ministry of Industry and Minerals discussed a water desalination project with Hungary’s Rotary International, focusing on green technology, industrial support, and technology transfer. Agriculture & Water Tech: DALTEX and China’s Irritech signed to expand advanced irrigation solutions across Egypt, Algeria and Libya, targeting more efficient farm output. Food Manufacturing: A new push highlights Libya’s dairy sector investment potential as local firms build supply chains to reduce heavy European imports. Halal Exports: Libya will participate in Malaysia’s MIHAS 2026 to showcase halal-ready products, using Malaysia’s certification expertise to open wider African market access.
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