AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLibya AI Push: Libya launched its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2026–2030 and adopted a national AI ethics charter in Tripoli, aiming to boost AI use across government services, transactions, digital identity, training, and startups. Migration Politics: Libya’s Foreign Ministry reiterated its “no to settlement” stance amid rising public debate over irregular migration, while the House of Representatives warned against any plans that could “settle foreigners” or shift Libya’s demographic identity. Oil & Daily Life: Libya’s National Oil Corporation reported its highest monthly revenue in 10 years (nearly $4bn) in May, even as some western cities saw fuel shortages and long queues. Culture & Sports Glimpse: A Libya-linked football note surfaced as Super Eagles striker Taiwo Awoniyi explained his June friendlies omission for personal reasons. Regional Context: A Greek report said nearly 800 irregular migrants were intercepted in a day south of Crete and Gavdos, pointing to increased routes via Libya.
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