AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLibya’s Election Push: House of Representatives Speaker Ageela Saleh and High Council of State President Mohamed Takala agreed in Ankara to revive the 6+6 committee to finalize election laws, stressing the process must stay within Libya’s constitutional declaration and political agreement. Parliamentary Session in Benghazi: Saleh also called an official HoR session for next Monday, the first in over eight months, as calls for his removal continue. Economic Oversight and Currency Pressure: The Central Bank of Libya reported a surplus of 30.3 billion dinars in revenues (Jan–Aug 2026) but a foreign exchange deficit of 4.9 billion dollars, blaming uncontrolled spending by competing authorities. Trade Rules Tightened: Libya’s Economy and Customs moved to enforce a decision banning imports outside regulated banking channels, aiming to curb long-standing compliance gaps. Cross-Border Friction: A Libyan-Egyptian chamber warned of a backlog at the Musaid crossing after a $150 “inspection certificate” fee was imposed outside Libyan territory. Development Deal: Libya’s National Development Agency signed an MoU with France’s Bureau Veritas in Sirte to strengthen quality assurance and project inspection standards.
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