AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAgricultural Data Upgrade: Libya’s GNU Ministry of Agriculture and FAO wrapped a two-week workshop in Tripoli to train national staff on modern electronic data collection and analysis, aiming to endorse the Agricultural Statistics Master Plan and strengthen a reliable agri database for better planning. AI Skills Push: The GNU signed an agreement with Samsung Innovation Campus to train 150 Libyans (Aug 11–Oct 6, 2026) in digital skills and AI applications via live virtual sessions plus self-paced learning. Prison Modernization Talks: Libya’s Justice Ministry met China Huashi Enterprises to modernize correctional and rehabilitation facilities, using a technical study with new designs and technologies aligned with international standards. Energy Tech & Investment: Libya will spotlight upstream investment at LEES 2027 with a dedicated Upstream Hub, focusing on exploration-to-production execution and tech themes like AI drilling, digital oilfields, and cloud analytics. Oil Sector Cooperation: AGOCO and NOC discussed next steps with Chevron to boost oil field production capacity and operational efficiency using international expertise and advanced technologies. Credit Rating Milestone: SANAD Credit Rating Agency (SCRA) became Libya’s first licensed domestic credit rating agency, releasing initial ratings for 27 major banks and planning broader market research. Industrial Development: Libya’s National Development Authority signed contracts for the Al-Maqroun Industrial Zone (1,000 hectares), with Chinese firms to support sectors including advanced technologies, renewables, and chemical/electrical industries.
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