AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGroundwater Under the Sahara: A new look at fossil water beneath the Sahara says ancient aquifers may hold huge reserves—possibly concentrated under Libya, Algeria, Egypt and Sudan—but extraction is hard because the water sits in tiny pores and cracks. Libya Health Regulation: Libya’s Ministry of Health in Sabha has administratively closed some private clinics and shut down medical labs over infection-control, waste-handling, medication storage, and licensing violations, with more inspections planned nationwide. Ancient Libya Decoded: Archaeologists studying Ptolemais’ Tauchira Gate report decoding 626 stonemason marks using digital mapping, helping identify construction teams and possible workshop or donor names from the 2nd century BCE. Libya Tech & Connectivity: Tunisia’s latest Ookla 5G analysis shows early speed gains then gradual slowdown as traffic rises, and notes Libya has also started rolling out 5G services—useful context for North Africa’s network race. Libya Education Support: Libya has allocated 600 scholarships for Chadian students in medicine and engineering, signaling continued investment in regional STEM capacity. Benghazi Construction Trade: A Benghazi International Construction Fair (Sept 21–24, 2026) is inviting Tunisian firms, aiming to open partnerships across construction, infrastructure, equipment and real estate.
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