AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoPort Modernization: Tripoli has started work on a new Refrigerated Storage Yard at Tripoli Port to boost capacity for cold-chain goods and containers, as the Libyan Ports Company pushes broader upgrades. Oil & Gas Finance: A Paris court has allowed Kuwait’s Al-Kharafi Group to seize assets from Libya’s National Oil Corporation to recover nearly $1bn tied to a cancelled Tripoli-area tourist resort deal. Production Update: AGOCO says Well EE1HR-80 at Majid Field has returned to production after more than nine years, delivering 5,322 bpd with 0% water cut, using directional drilling with CAMCO and Baker Hughes. Energy Investment Outlook: TotalEnergies outlined a growth plan targeting 4% average energy production growth through 2030 and up to 2035, with Namibia, Nigeria and Libya among key countries supporting post-2030 output. Trade & Industry Links: Libya’s Economy and Trade Ministry opened the Libya–Korea Economic Forum in Tripoli, pitching investment, production and technology transfer to diversify Libya’s economy. Agriculture & Water Productivity: Libyan farmers completed a Tunisia study tour under an FAO/Italian-funded irrigation water productivity project, focusing on irrigation management and higher-yield practices. Renewables Research: Sirte University held a symposium on clean energy and sustainable development, spotlighting renewable integration and energy efficiency for Libya’s power sector. Logistics for Southern Trade: Tunisia plans to use Sabha as a logistics and trade gateway for Tunisian goods into sub-Saharan markets, with a forum scheduled for next November. Business Diplomacy: The Libyan British Business Council and the British Embassy announced a UK Pavilion at LEES 2027 to connect UK and Libyan energy stakeholders.
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