AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN Diplomacy: Libya’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Ahmed Attaf met US presidential adviser Massad Boulos in New York, reviewing bilateral momentum and discussing Libya, Sudan, the Gulf, and Western Sahara consultations. UNGA Protest: Nearly 70 countries walked out or left seats vacant as Benjamin Netanyahu began his UN address, with Libya among those reported absent; Netanyahu hit back calling walkouts “moral cowards.” Libya Oil Security: Libya’s NOC warned it may declare force majeure at the Zawiya refinery after repeated drone strikes, threatening supplies linked to the Sharara oilfield. Economy & Currency: A new report highlights Libya’s persistent exchange-rate gap, with the dollar nearing LD 10 in parallel markets versus a much lower official rate. Foreign Policy & Unity: Türkiye’s Hakan Fidan urged international partners to engage all Libyan sides and back efforts toward a unified government under Ankara’s “One Libya” approach. Trade & Business: Tripoli hosted the Korea-Libya Economic Cooperation Forum 2026, while Libyan firms showcased products at MIHAS 2026 in Malaysia and MÜSİAD Libya promoted expo participation in Istanbul. Migration Returns: Libya-linked repatriation efforts continued, including the return of 180 Ghanaians from Libya with IOM and ECOWAS support.
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