AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPower Crisis Protests: Libyans in Tripoli and other western cities shut roads and state offices, burning tyres and blocking key routes as blackouts and fuel shortages drag on, with protesters accusing the Dbeibah government of losing legitimacy and calling for accountability and institutional overhaul. Human Rights Alarm: In Sabha, a woman was publicly flogged after a conviction for adultery, filmed and shared online; Libya’s National Institution for Human Rights condemned the punishment as a dangerous precedent and a breach of legal procedures. Road Safety Push: UNITAR and the FIA launched the MENA “Safe Mobility 4 All & 4 Life” programme in Cairo, training mobility leaders and local authorities to cut road deaths across the region, including Libya. Libya’s Sea Tragedy: Libya’s maritime rescue teams reported 13 deaths and 19 rescues in drowning incidents across several beaches, urging safer conditions and caution. Regional Diplomacy: US adviser Massad Boulos said eastern and western Libyan representatives are showing more willingness to cooperate, pointing to unified budget and joint military participation as steps toward unity. Culture in Benghazi: The Higher Committee for Benghazi’s Arab Capital of Culture 2026 reviewed preparations for venues and events, including workshops, exhibitions, and city beautification.
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