AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLibya–China Payments: Libya’s Central Bank says it will connect Libyan commercial banks to China’s CIPS system, aiming to speed yuan-based transfers and reduce dollar dependence. Oil & Investment: The National Oil Corporation announced the “Al-Eisaar” discovery (about 195M barrels) with expected output of 5,000 bpd, while Libya also remains Italy’s top crude supplier in early 2026. Central Bank & Stability: Commentary highlights the Central Bank’s push for institutional independence and better coordination with fiscal policy as a route to economic stability. Sports & Tourism Potential: Libya’s Football Federation submitted a bid to host AFCON in 2028 or 2032, banking on stadium capacity and government guarantees. Security & Business Climate: Reports from Zawiya point to ongoing militia violence that threatens stability and local commerce. Migration & Human Trade: A new report again spotlights Libya’s migrant cages and trafficking networks, underscoring the economic machinery behind abuse.
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