AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLibya AI & Digital Push: Libya has launched its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2026–2030, aiming to bring AI into most government services, automate transactions, expand digital identity, train thousands of staff, and back new AI start-ups. Crafts & Jobs in Tripoli: The House of Arts in Hosh Al-Saboun held a graduation for the first class of leather-industry trainees, with the program welcoming people with disabilities and other groups while teaching practical skills for work and small businesses. Culture & Media Links: Libya’s embassy in France hosted talks to strengthen media cooperation, including meetings with French foreign ministry officials and visits to France 24 and Radio Monte Carlo International. Humanitarian Rights Alarm: Amnesty International urged the Libyan Arab Armed Forces to release 10 detained Global Sumud Land Convoy activists, saying they were arbitrarily held for trying to deliver aid to Gaza. Local Security Update: Armed clashes in Zawiya’s Tarfas area and near Bashkar left at least three dead and two injured, according to local reporting. Sports Viewing Guide: World Cup 2026 coverage details for the Arab world highlight how fans can watch matches via beIN Sports and streaming platforms.
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