AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLibya-US Talks: Tripoli’s acting foreign minister Taher Al-Baour met US Chargé d’Affaires Jeremy Berndt to discuss strengthening Libya-US relations across multiple sectors. Eastern Libya Services: UN agencies, with Benghazi’s mayor and municipal council, reviewed public services and sustainable development priorities, including better inclusion for people with disabilities. South Development Push: Sebha University hosted a consultative meeting to launch a development plan for Libya’s south, aiming to position the region as an industrial zone and coordinate public-private investment. Benghazi Women in Academia: Libya’s Ministry of Higher Education met University of Benghazi officials to set up mechanisms supporting women’s leadership in academic and administrative roles. Sports: Libya’s national boules teams won four medals at the African Championship in Algeria and qualified for the world finals in Brazil. Culture & Heritage: Libya’s antiquities authorities announced major discoveries at Apollonia, including a newly identified ancient theater and a rediscovered Greek racecourse. Security: A court in the US moved to resentencing in the Benghazi 2012 attack case, saying a 28-year term for Ahmed Abu Khatallah was too lenient.
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