AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPower and Renewables: GECOL and Germany’s GIZ discussed renewable-energy studies, grid integration and staff training as Libya seeks to diversify electricity supply. Pharmaceuticals: Sandoz appointed Dragos Toma to lead its Egypt and Libya business, highlighting plans to expand medicines, biosimilars and local manufacturing. Oil and Gas: AGOCO brought Majid field well Z3HR-80 back online after 22 years, producing 7,355 barrels per day with directional drilling and well re-entry. Eni and Libya’s NOC opened bidding for subsea equipment for a gas project linking offshore Block NC 41 to Mellitah and Italy, with work expected to start in 2027. Ports and Logistics: Malta-based Camilleri Marine is helping prepare a Tripoli Port centre to maintain vessel safety equipment, while Misrata Free Zone agreed to cooperate with a Western Sicily port system. Mining: Libya’s National Mining Corporation is seeking partners to develop the Al-Butnan area.
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