South Korea–Libya Investment Push: Seoul asked Tripoli to simplify procedures for Korean firms, especially in oil and refining, as the South Korean embassy in Tripoli prepares to fully reopen. Offshore Gas Output Boost: Italy’s Saipem installed a gas extraction module at the El Bouri field, aiming to cut flaring and lift production to about 2 million cubic meters per day. Libya–Tunisia Trade Facilitation: The two countries began implementing free trade agreement steps, including electronic certificates of origin and reactivating joint customs crossings to speed border trade and curb smuggling. US Forced-Labour Tariffs Hit Libya: The US proposed 12.5% additional tariffs on imports from Libya and seven other African countries over alleged weak enforcement against forced-labour goods, with a public comment process underway. Migration Sovereignty Row: Libya’s foreign ministry rejected any external push to resettle migrants inside the country, reiterating it will only support voluntary returns and humanitarian assistance. IOM Returns Nigerians: IOM repatriated 180–182 Nigerian migrants from Libya to Lagos, including women, children, and unaccompanied minors, with reintegration support. Fuel Crisis Local Response: Jalu municipality moved to stabilize fuel supplies after shortages, coordinating with oil and distribution officials to restart deliveries. Oman–Libya Energy MoU: OQ Exploration and Production signed an MoU with Libya’s investment authority to explore joint oil and gas investment opportunities.