Oil & Infrastructure: Zueitina Oil Co. restarted the Crude Oil Recovery System at Intisar Field 103D, recovering about 41,000 barrels between July and 20 September, as teams refurbish equipment to keep output steady. Power & Renewables: Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund signed an MoU with Egypt’s electricity and renewable energy ministry to coordinate grid upgrades, renewable projects, staff training, and an urgent plan to curb summer power outages. Trade & Logistics: International shipping firms met Libya Trade Network (LTN) officials in Tripoli to discuss the new mandatory Unified Trade System (PTS) procedures for vessel arrival notifications and cargo manifests. Foreign Investment Rules: Libya’s Economy and Trade ministry approved 52 decisions covering foreign company branches and representative offices, spanning oil and gas services, engineering, construction, aviation, transport, logistics, water treatment, and tech services. Oil Security Risk: Armed groups shut valves on major export pipelines—first threatening El Sharara-to-Zawiya flows and production, with NOC warning it could declare force majeure if closures continue. Agriculture & Food Industry: Libya’s agriculture sector gets a boost via the Libya International Exhibition for Agricultural and Livestock Development and Supplies in Tripoli, bringing irrigation and livestock tech from multiple countries. Aviation Links: Libya and Austria discussed accelerating a direct air route, tied to plans for Tripoli International Airport reopening. Weather Watch: Heavy rainfall is expected across wide areas with warnings of flooding in valleys and low-lying zones.